Janet Ryan

Janet Ryan writes frequently on architectural applications and projects throughout the United States and beyond. She is the owner of Ryan Public Relations, based in St. Louis, Mo. Contact her at janet@ryan-pr.com.

Unique Design Completed on Edmonton International Airport in Canada

An architectural “garland” at Edmonton International Airport.

Janet Ryan

February 1, 2013

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It’s a wrap. Work on a giant metal “ribbon” that twists and turns around the new air traffic control tower at the Edmonton International Airport in Canada is now complete.

Eye-Like Skylight Design on atop Fulton Center

Radius Track takes on the giant oculus in Manhattan.

Janet Ryan

October 1, 2012

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The design and fabrication of the giant skylight oculus atop the Fulton Center in the Lower Manhattan district of New York has been completed by Radius Track.

When Sight Meets Sound

Creative Use of Acoustic Panels Brighten a Missouri High School.

Janet Ryan

July 11, 2012

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Acoustical panels are a basic necessity in many architectural applications, but St. Louis-based G&S Acoustics has elevated the simple panel to an art form, using cutting edge technology and design creativity.

Dallas-Area Church Houses Creative Approach to Framing Wall Systems

Janet Ryan

February 6, 2012

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BIM utilized for a creative approach to framing wall systems in a Dallas-area church.

Credits 1 AIA LU/HSW; 0.1 ICC CEU

This course will explore the pivotal role architects and lighting design play in creating safer, more sustainable spaces. Learn how to avoid common lighting mistakes and make informed decisions that create the best visual environment for occupants.

Janet Ryan

ARTICLES

Unique Design Completed on Edmonton International Airport in Canada

Eye-Like Skylight Design on atop Fulton Center

When Sight Meets Sound

Dallas-Area Church Houses Creative Approach to Framing Wall Systems

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