The F Word with Sarah Gould, Ethos
Ethos Architects, one of Tulsa’s top architecture firms, is responsible for designing many of the city’s landmarks. Over time, the company has proven itself to be resilient through both internal and external trials and changes. Under the current leadership of Andy Kinslow and Sarah Gould, the firm continues to ...
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Construction underway on eastside health clinic funded in part by Vision Tulsa
Construction got underway Friday on a new, comprehensive health clinic in east Tulsa funded by nearly $10 million in voter-approved Vision Tulsa funds. Community Health Connection, a federally qualified health center, is scheduled to open its Eastside Clinic on the campus of Union Public Schools’ Ellen Ochoa Elementary in ...
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Arching bamboo events pavilion in Hong Kong showcases digital fabrication
Bent bamboo poles and translucent fabric make up this curving events pavilion by The Chinese University of Hong Kong, which explores how traditional materials can be combined with digital fabrication. The ZCB Bamboo Pavilion was created to host a series of events, exhibitions and performances that promote low-carbon living and construction. Read More ...
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Why Are Billionaires Flocking to This Trailer Park?
The by-product of New York-area real estate demand isn’t just limited to staggering price tags. It also tends to create cachet with areas that other, less intense markets might consider just plain peculiar. Case-in-point: Montauk Shores, a trailer park with million-dollar listings, billionaire residents, and a parking lot filled ...
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Several ways to redesign street layouts to reduce speed and add bike lanes
A road diet is a great way for cities to reclaim some of the excess street space they’ve dedicated to cars—generally preserving traffic flows while improving safety and expanding mobility to other modes. But just as food dieters have Atkins, South Beach, vegan, and any number of options, road diets come in many flavors, too. ...
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