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254 Old-Fashioned Baby Names For Boys and Girls

There’s a good reason so many people name their children after a beloved grandparent or great aunt — sentimentality aside, old-fashioned baby names for girls and boys are time-tested names that travel well across the generations and often have roots across cultures. Old-fashioned baby names hover above trends, never go out of style, and somehow […]

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The AI Advantage: Transforming L&D For Tomorrow's Workforce [eBook Launch]

Artificial Intelligence In L&D: Measuring Effectiveness And Assisting Content Generation From generating assessments to boosting the interactivity of your eLearning content, Artificial Intelligence in L&D can help you create even more personalized training experiences and gain deeper analytical insights. But how can your organization fully leverage this emerging technology to provide adaptive training paths that

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For 2024 Paris Olympics, Chatillon Architectes restores an arena by Anatole Kopp, Pierre Chazanoff, and Lucien Metrich

When Anatole Kopp wasn’t off designing schools in Algeria for Ahmed Ben Bella, lecturing about social housing in Cuba, or photographing old Constructivist buildings in the Soviet Union, he was ideating beautiful structures in France with his comrades Pierre Chazanoff and Lucien Metrich. Today, one of their feats—the Grande Nef de l’Île-des-Vannes sports complex—has been gloriously

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TECH+ conferences highlight the tools and technology reshaping the AEC industry

It’s no secret that AEC tech is one of the fastest growing sectors in the world. So much so, a recent report by McKinsey found that an estimated $50 billion was invested in AEC tech enterprises between 2020 and 2022 alone—a number that’s 85 percent higher than the previous three years. For start-ups hoping to

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The Architect’s Newspaper’s 12th annual Best of Design Awards is open for submissions

The Architect’s Newspaper’s 12th-annual Best of Design Awards is open for submissions, and this year the competition has gone global. The project-based award recognizes the best design in interiors, facades, buildings, landscapes, and more. Unlike previous iterations that were only open to North American firms, the 2024 awards is open to firms and projects in

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The Architect’s Newspaper’s Jobs Board connects job seekers with hiring firms

The Architect’s Newspaper (AN) is a publication for architects, designers, planners, and allied professionals to connect and learn more about the most recent projects within the AEC industry. In addition to daily news articles, an event calendar, and products library, archpaper.com also has a Jobs Board. AN’s Jobs Board is a dedicated platform for the

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Massachusetts officials want to transform Boston Government Service Center by Paul Rudolph into housing

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has announced a new direction for the Charles F. Hurley and Erich Lindemann Buildings, known colloquially as Boston Government Service Center (BGSC). The Brutalist superblock in downtown Boston was completed in 1971 by Paul Rudolph. Instead of state office space and life sciences laboratory facilities, as envisioned in the previous RFP

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Youll Never Guess One Of The Most In Demand Skills Of The Next Decade

You'll Never Guess One Of The Most In-Demand Skills Of The Next Decade

Investing In Your Employees’ Emotional Intelligence With L&D Have you ever found yourself feeling like a referee when trying to get a group of employees to collaborate, navigating through their disagreements, and keeping the peace? Or, perhaps you feel more like a therapist when you’re providing feedback, carefully considering each person’s emotions and well-being. Maybe

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Joshua Aidlin, Katherine Darnstadt, Walter Hood, Alexandra Lange, and more join AN’s 2024 Best of Design Awards jury

The Best of Design Awards seeks to elevate the most stellar projects, be it facades, landscape, interiors, museums, exhibition design, libraries, and more. For the 12th-annual competition, AN has opened entries to firms and projects around the world. As such, the jury this year has grown to our biggest panel yet. In addition to the

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