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The Roy Blunt NextGen Precision Health Building, a $221 million, 265,000 square foot facility that opened at the University of Missouri in October of 2021, is designed to encourage “expertise collisions” among clinicians and researchers from a wide array of disciplines. Photo courtesy of Michael Robinson Photography.

Urban design, Sky, Plant, Daytime, Building, Architecture, Grass, Condominium, Neighbourhood

Waterproofing Penetrations 101

If a penetration is coordinated, detailed, and installed properly, it will achieve its desired result without creating unintended performance issues.

Urban design, World, Building, Cityscape, Landscape

Designing Space for First Responders

Whether it is designing for a residential property, a multifamily development, or commercial projects, architects and designers must consider several major factors.

Automotive parking light, Motor vehicle, Sky, Cloud, Tire, Car, Wheel, Building, Window

Prioritizing Structural Resiliency Amid Natural Disasters

As natural disasters continue to impact communities all around the world, it’s crucial that buildings are able to withstand unpredictable environments.

Water, Sky, Plant, Pollution

Hurricane-Rated Channel Glass Contributes to Safety & Wellbeing

While many traditional glazing materials are susceptible to breakage upon high impact, advances in channel glass systems are providing a solution.

Interior design, Tower block, Building, Plant

Center for Precision Medicine Unites Form and Function

Blending technology with the desire to heal. Healthcare design requires a forward-looking approach to design and construction.

Urban design, Commercial building, Public space, Sky, Property, Plant, Tree, Window

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Improving Energy Efficiency and Performance at the Roof for Schools and Hospitals

Selecting the best roofing assembly for schools and healthcare facilities means focusing on project constraints. Roof integrity and performance cannot be compromised as functionality, durability, and energy efficiency must come together to create the roof assembly that is best for each individual facility.

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Industry Voices

Building Enclosure  |  BuildingEnclosureOnline.com  |  Summer 2023

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