A quick ChatGPT search reveals that the % of architecture firms globally that have designed a music venue of 15,000 seats or more is estimated at an average of 0.1%. That is, 20-40 firms globally have expertise in designing a venue of that size. This result is both a product of an architecture firm’s ability to undertake […]
Amphitheaters are timeless architectural spaces that merge art, community, and environment. Designing one is more than creating a venue for performances; it’s about shaping an experience — one that balances acoustics, audience comfort, aesthetics, and connection to nature. One of the most inspiring modern examples is the Maine Savings Amphitheater, brilliantly reimagined by Ervin Architecture.
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The advent of 3d printing technology in construction is upon us, and this breakthrough approach to fabrication is incrementally entrenching itself into the construction process at an accelerating rate. 3D printing in construction uses powerful BIM software programs that leverage computer-controlled machines to deposit building materials layer by layer, creating structures with designs that can
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the architectural landscape, driving new possibilities in design, sustainability, and project management. At Ervin Architecture (EA), we are at the forefront of this transformation, using innovative technologies to enhance our capabilities, streamline our processes, and deliver high-quality projects. This blog serves as a general overview of how artificial intelligence is
Sometimes clients start to exhibit gate-keeping tendencies as a project nears completion. It starts slowly and may be the symptom of construction fatigue, but can evolve to the point of seriously affecting your ability to grow your firm. They slowly morph into an ugly troll blocking you from crossing a bridge into your company’s future.
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