
The Beaver Country Day School is live on ArchDaily!
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The Beaver Country Day School is live on ArchDaily!
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NADAAA previously worked with Engine on a feasibility study for the Marble Block building in Biddeford, Maine and we are excited to now share that the Marble Block project is advancing into design. NADAAA will work with Engine, the City of Biddeford’s My Neighborhood Network, the Muskie School of Public Service, and the local community to design a center for art and design engagement for Southern Maine.
Learn more about Engine HERE, contributions to the Marble Block project can be made HERE.
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A detailed look at both the courtyard and northern façade systems at the Beaver Country Day School is featured in an article by Matthew Marani in The Architect’s Newspaper today. More HERE!
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The Daniels Building has won the SCUP/AIA-CAE Excellence in Architecture for Building Additions or Adaptive Reuse Honor Award. Congrats to our team! See this year’s winners in all categories HERE.
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The Daniels Building is featured this week on Archdaily! Check it out HERE.

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On this Earth Day 2019, the AIA has announced the recipients of the 2019 AIA COTE Top 10 Awards which includes the Daniels Building. The COTE Top Ten Awards is the industry’s best-known award program for sustainable design excellence. Each year, ten innovative projects are recognized for their integration of design excellence with environmental performance.

The Daniels Building at the University of Toronto embodies a holistic approach to urban design and sustainability. As the new home for the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design, its purpose is to engage students and the broader community in dialogue with the built environment. At the center of one of Toronto’s few circular parcels, the project anchors the southwest corner of the University and opens the circle to the public after years of inaccessibility. It restores the historic building while adding a new addition with integrated stormwater management, green roof, voided-slab floors, and ample daylight.

Read more on the sustainable and pedagogical aspects of the Daniels Building including the integration of community voices and needs, the ecological curriculum, water systems, energy and resources usage, and economy of means HERE.
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As of April 2nd, 2019 the MIT Site 4 project was officially the tallest building in Cambridge! Right now the building is at 299′, but will reach 330′ by the end of
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The Daniels Building is a recipient of the 2019 Education Facility Design Award for Design Excellence, sponsored by the American Institute of Architects’ Committee on Architecture for Education. View all 2019 recipients HERE.
“These projects showcase innovation across the entire learning continuum, displaying how architects are creating cutting edge spaces that enhance modern pedagogy.”

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