Recently at the office we have been having weekly in-house “Lunch and Learns” as we transition from AutoCAD Architecture into Autodesk Revit. Today, listening to an explanation of some of the new features in Revit 2011, my mind began to wander (sorry Melissa), as I began to think about the new capabilities of BIM software [...]
Structural insulated panels, known as SIP’s, are prefabricated structural panels consisting of a rigid foam core, typically expanded polystyrene (EPS), faced with structural skins (typically OSB). These panels are promoted for their thermal efficiency, an air tight envelope, and savings in labor costs resulting from faster erection compared to typical stick framing construction.
These were positive [...]
The M. Steven Piver, M.D. Center for Women’s Health and Wellness at Sisters of Charity Hospital recently opened their new facility. The Women’s Center was a way for the hospital to combine women’s services in a central location. The design, by Kideney Architects, creates a warm, inviting environment for the patients. A custom reception desk and nurse station, along with a [...]
Herman Badillo Bilingual Academy celebrated its Grand Re-Opening Saturday, November 7th. The celebration began with a live Latin Band and a heartfelt welcome speech by School Principal, Donna Jackson.
The celebration continued with a plethora of speakers including the Superintendent of Buffalo Schools, Dr. James A Williams. Dr. Williams referred to the brilliant daylighting strategies used in [...]
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On October 15th and 16th, Kideney Architects and Audubon Interiors attended the New York Library Association’s Trade Show as exhibitors. At our booth, we had some great conversations with various people and organizations about our ability as architects and interior designers to help with space planning and organization. We also had a giveaway for contestants, [...]
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The video below illustrates four spheres representing the base elements: air, water, site, and energy; a fifth sphere integrates these elements into a synergistic symbol of sustainability.
Sustainability, the sum total of the effective use of these four elements, becomes realized with a thorough and coordinated effort to understand the collective needs of the [...]
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