Tag: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
Where In The World Is 2024’s Best Tall Building?
2024 Award of Excellence winners are capable of catalyzing “a paradigm shift in design and construction practices,” according to jury member.
2019 Sets New Record for Supertall Building Completion
Around the world, 126 buildings of 200 meters' height or greater were completed in 2019, including 26 "supertall" buildings of at least 300 meters' height, a new record.
High-Rise And Urban Innovations Awarded By CTBUH
At its 17th annual awards program, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat named Salesforce Tower in San Francisco "Best Tall Building Worldwide", plus winners across 20 award categories.
2018 Maintains Skyscraper Construction Momentum
China has maintained its reign as the most prolific country when it comes to the construction of tall buildings, with 88 completions in 2018.
CTBUH Names 2016 Tall Building Award Recipients
This year’s winners and finalists employ inventive solutions to challenges related to sustainability, seismicity, wind forces, mixed functionality, and a vibrant urban habitat.
FRIDAY FUNNY: You’re So Vain
If you're an architect in Dubai, you probably think this post is about you, don't you?
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Infrastructure Upgrades For Energy And Labor Savings: Scaling For Growth
How Arway Linen and Uniform is reducing water and energy consumption by 51%.