Stucco has been installed for centuries as an exterior coating on buildings both commercial and residential. 

There never seems to be a shortage of interesting situations in the stucco and EIFS world. With my passion for these industries and my ever-open eyes and ears-to-the-ground alertness, I find myself engaged in some very intriguing conversations usually related to a “situation.” 

If you’ve ever purchased ready-to-assemble furniture at IKEA or if you’ve put together toys on Christmas Eve you have been involved with prefabricated products. 

The first of its kind in Central California, the Community Cancer Institute in Clovis, Calif., brings outpatient services and cutting-edge cancer technology together in one location so cancer patients don’t need to travel to multiple places for treatment.

As a building owner, the last thing you want is for your façade to fail. 

Due to fluctuations in global markets and recent trade tariffs, the prices of building materials are steadily rising. 

It was 1969. The counter-culture was still at odds with a burgeoning capitalist movement. With the landing on the moon, change seemed inevitable and progressive. 

For more than 30 years, a quiet revolution has been taking place in the building materials industry. 

What do the terms “auto-exposure” and “leap-frog” mean in reference to high-rise buildings?

Known for award-winning museum designs and architecture, urbanism, campus planning and environmental design work, the firm Studio Ma has announced the completion of three major museums and a national initiative to promote and design “a new generation of net-zero-energy museums” and cultural institutions worldwide.