Computers Will Design Our Cities
We live in a time when computing power is redefining the ways companies make money, and people experience the environment around them. Big data and sophisticated computation allow business leaders to...
View ArticleDriverless Cars Will Transform Things You Never Expected
Editor’s Note: This is the third post in a four-part series about the impact of driverless cars on design and planning. On Monday, Alan Mountjoy reported how BMW is planning for a disruptive future; on...
View ArticleVirtual Reality: The Architect’s Next Great Productivity Tool
Editor’s Note: This post was coauthored by Steve McConnell and John SanGiovanni and originally published by DesignIntelligence. Virtual reality (VR) is transforming businesses and dominating media...
View ArticleLetter to a Young Architect
A friend recently asked if I would write a letter to my younger self and embody advice and insights that I could offer the next generation of architects and design professionals – to capture what I...
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How Social and Technological Changes Are Reshaping the Practice of Architecture
Editor’s Note: This interview was originally conducted for the December 2018 issue of A+U. It has been condensed and is reprinted here with the permission of the publisher. NBBJ roundtable...
View ArticleTackling a Biden Challenge with Artificial (and Human) Intelligence
Editor’s Note: This post initially appeared on Architect’s Newspaper. It was co-authored by NBBJ Managing Partner Steve McConnell, Yale University Professor Phil Bernstein, journalist Cliff Pearson and...
View ArticleHow Can We Harness AI to Design a More Healthy, Sustainable and Equitable...
This post was co-authored by Phillip Bernstein, Mark Greaves, Steve McConnell and Clifford Pearson Editor’s Note: This whitepaper was originally published in the December 2021 issue of Architectural...
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Influencing Action: The Power of Perspective
On January 13, 2022, I stood on a remote saddle high in the Ellsworth Mountains; it was about –20°F, but I was geared up for the cold. The view was infinite and amazing to behold. Spectacular mountains...
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