A new, low-cost ‘optofluidic’ system designed at University of Toronto Engineering could enable buildings to save energy by dynamically changing the appearance of their exteriors. The inspiration for ...
Climate change concerns are accelerating a global trend toward reducing CO2 emissions and energy usage. As companies strive to meet sustainability targets in their buildings, budget and time ...
Proper planning and accounting can make or break a major construction project. That’s where Dynamic Build comes in. The NYC-based construction management company is founded on the principle that using ...
The Invesco Dynamic Building & Construction ETF has rallied by more than 28% since the start of the year and could top $60 soon. The infrastructure sector of the United States economy has been ...
World's first fully rotational skyscraper allows residents to control how much their apartments spin
It's expected to be completely self-powered, reportedly featuring as many as 79 horizontal-lying wind turbines between floors, as well as roof-mounted solar panels (YouTube/OfficialDynamicArch) Sign ...
A new, low-cost “optofluidic” system designed by University of Toronto researchers – and inspired by marine life like fish, crab and krill – could help buildings save energy by dynamically changing ...
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