Designwire Daily: from the editors of Interior Design magazine

The Pritzker Prize-winning Morphosis principal’s building 41 Cooper Square features energy-saving stainless steel panels offset from a glass and aluminum window wall, a green roof, and a cogeneration plant that provides additional power to the building and recovers waste heat.

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On September 20, the Washington, D.C.-based A&D firm will start work on a satellite academic center for New York University in the nation’s capitol.

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The New York-based A&D firm has just finished up work on the new 138,000-square-foot facility in downtown Cleveland, marking the start of the second phase of CSU’s master plan to reorient its campus.

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Design matters…especially when facilitating a healthful, productive educational environment. The American Institute of Architects Committee on Architecture for Education is helping to ensure today’s youth is exposed to school facilities optimized for student growth by way of excellence in planning and design.

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The New York based firm will be heading west after beating out a field of 10 national firms to create the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive, with a targeted completion date of late 2014.

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New York’s Museum of Modern Art will present “Small Scale, Big Change: New Architectures of Social Engagement,” an exhibition that will focus on 11 projects in impoverished communities, from October 3 through January 3. The exhibit will concentrate on the ways architects engage with local, social, economic, and political circumstances.

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