Collaborations in Architecture and Engineering

1. Introduction: Call for Collaboration and Diverse Voices 2. Architects and Engineers in the Academy: The Challenge of the Silos 3. Architects and Engineers in the Profession: The Barriers and Benefits of Collaboration Case Studies in Collaboration: Civic Buildings 4. National Museum of African American History and Culture: Historical Design Concepts Driving Collaborative Design 5. Gilder Center at the American Museum of Natural History: Collaborating on an Architecture-Structural Concept as a Foundation For Design 6. Glass Pavilion at the Toledo Museum of Art: Collaboration for Minimalism and Transparency 7. Billie Jean King Main Library: Collaborating on Mass Timber and Carbon Accounting 8. Case for Collaboration: Net Zero—The Frick Environmental Center and the Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design Case Studies in Collaboration: Institutional Buildings 9. Marshall Building at the London School of Economics: Collaborating to Knit Structure into the Urban Fabric 10. 41 Cooper Square at the Cooper Union: Integrated Technologies for a High-Tech Lab Building 11. Antwerp Port House for the Port Authority: Collaborating on Rationalization and Constructability 12. Simmons Hall at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Collaborating on Discipline and Play 13. Case for Collaboration: Circularity—The People's Pavilion and the Urban Mining and Recycling Unit Case Studies in Collaboration: Transportation Buildings 14. Amman Queen Alia International Airport: Integrating Modularity and Constructability 15. Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Collaborating on Lightness and Large Spans 16. Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center: Rationalizing Facades for Cost-Effectiveness and Performance 17. Groundwork to Support Collaborations: Owners, Project Goals, and Contracts 18. Tools to Support Collaboration: Software Appendix: Guidelines for Developing Interdisciplinary Courses