Last month, architecture practice UNStudio (Amsterdam, Shanghai & Hong Kong), discussed its plans for the USD $40Bn Qatar Integrated Rail Project (QIRP) with ArchDaily and World Architecture News. Initially focused […]
Inhabit Perth The new Inhabit Perth office officially opened its doors in August. Led by Lui Violanti, Perth builds upon Inhabit’s success in the Australian market by being the fourth […]
Inhabit is delighted to announce the opening of our latest China based office in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, complementing the existing offices located in Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The […]
Commercial application of Ecologically Sustainable Design (ESD) input in the early stages of design requires it to be rapid, flexible and accurate. Concept design is an iterative process that relies […]
As a civilisation and culture, China’s rich heritage of engineering and construction spans millennia. Construction of the Great Wall of China began over 2,000 years ago during the Qin Dynasty. […]
From the 1st November 2011, when you are going to sell, lease or sublease a space over 2000m2, a full Building Energy Efficiency Certificate (BEEC) will need to be disclosed. […]
Historically, when assessing the performance of a curtain wall panel, the total average U–value of the façade is calculated. If this meets the requirements of the Section J glazing calculator, […]
Robert Stephens was invited to make a presentation to the Institute of Structural Engineers in Dubai on the subject of the Façade Engineering of the Meydan Race Course Grandstand, at Nad […]
Inhabit are pleased to announce the establishment of a new office in Shenzhen, PRC. This is both an important hub in Asia as well as being the largest centre for […]
Lunar House is the first house in the US to use Corian, a durable and environmentally friendly material, as the external cladding. Inhabit has been involved in the research and […]