Autodesk Article: “Why diversity in architecture matters for communities—and the bottom line”

Autodesk Article: “Why diversity in architecture matters for communities—and the bottom line”
The architecture profession still lags behind changing demographics, with lower percentages of nonwhite and women architects. Continue Reading →

BD+C Magazine Article: “An engineering firm traces its DEI journey”

BD+C Magazine Article: “An engineering firm traces its DEI journey”
Recently, SSOE’s Board of Directors reiterated its commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). Continue Reading →

Uneven Lean: The Strategy, Tactics, and Tools of Developing a Lean Operating Strategy

Uneven Lean: The Strategy, Tactics, and Tools of Developing a Lean Operating Strategy
In a recent Lean Construction Blog article, Catherine Myers, PE, SSOE’s Chair of the Board and President, and John Pemberton, one of SSOE’s Outside Board Members, discuss the strategy, tactics, and tools of developing a Lean Operating Strategy (aka “LOS”). Continue Reading →

ENR Magazine Article: “Enhancing Interoperability and Data Management to Unlock the Potential of BIM”

ENR Magazine Article: “Enhancing Interoperability and Data Management to Unlock the Potential of BIM”
Managing data is more important now than ever. Building Information Modeling (BIM) has revolutionized design and construction by streamlining collaboration, improving efficiency, and reducing costs. However, as contractors and designers continue to adopt BIM practices, the need for enhanced interoperability and effective handling of data-rich 3D models becomes increasingly important. Continue Reading →

Student Housing Business Article: “Georgia Tech Residence Uplifts College Experience Off Campus”

Student Housing Business Article: “Georgia Tech Residence Uplifts College Experience Off Campus”
SSOE’s Laura Morton, AIA, NCARB, Senior Architect, recently authored a Student Housing Business article where she details how the COVID-19 pandemic changed the landscape of student housing. As students enjoyed the freedom and comfort of living in a variety of housing options while enrolled in college coursework, a unique new project at Georgia Tech in Atlanta was taking flight. Georgia Tech, with help from SSOE’s designers, incorporated a furnished apartment complex for students directly adjacent to campus yet apart from the university system, reflecting desirable student housing ideals. Continue Reading →