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Modular Construction and Sustainability: A COR3 Take

At COR3, we’re always looking toward the future of architecture and design–particularly when it comes to making building processes more efficient, sustainable, and adaptable. One innovation that has been growing in popularity since 2020 is modular construction. For the uninitiated, modular construction is when different parts of a building are constructed offsite, and later assembled at the construction site.

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We’re Teenagers! Happy 13th Birthday to COR3.

COR3 has officially hit the teenage years, and like all teenagers, we’re ready for all of the excitement and growth along the way. Over the last 13 years, we’ve designed everything from retail and hospitality to industrial and multi-family complexes, but we’re most grateful for the relationships we’ve built. 

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China’s Winter Wonderland: Harbin Architects Transform Nature into Spectacle

Each year, Harbin (the capital of China’s northernmost province) transforms the city into a winter wonderland, where architects and artists from around the world showcase their skills by carving massive blocks of ice into intricate designs. The celebration is an incredible testament to human creativity and the resilience of architecture against and in harmony with the forces of nature.

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The Intersection of Branding and Architecture

In the dynamic world of architecture, the fusion of branding and design has become increasingly significant. This convergence is not just about aesthetics; it’s a strategic approach that reflects the ethos and identity of a firm or its clients.

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Expedition Egypt

During a recent expedition to Egypt to celebrate a family wedding with team member Marie Ayoub, Terri and Brian Doiron found themselves in awe of the incredible architecture present throughout the country. Like many, they were particularly enamored by the pyramids, which are truly larger than life and equally as mysterious. The trip served as a historical and cultural education, as well as incredible inspiration for COR3’s work back in the United States. 

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