Author: Linda G. Miller - Contributing Editor

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In this issue:
– Bringing New York City Back to the Future: Students and faculty move in to Cornell Tech
– Never Built in a City that Never Sleeps: “Never Built New York” exhibition opens at Queens Museum
– Clear Solution for Affordable Housing: Crystal Towers by DeLaCour, Ferrara & Church tops out
– Back to School for Architects, Planners, and Designers: Ennead designs new home for Kansas State University APDesign
– Perspective on Main Street: Snarkitecture’s Playhouse provides immersive environment at Exhibit Columbus Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
Avant-Garde Film Mecca Expands: LPC gives green light to Anthology Film Archives expansion by Bone/Levine Architects
Book Marked: Kew Gardens Hills branch library by WorkAC to open
The White City’s New White Tower: Richard Meier’s Rothschild Tower opens in Israel
Lucky Lifestyle: Lynch Eisinger Design Architects design three-generation home in Queens Continue reading “In the News”

In this issue:
– Right On Track and Ahead of Schedule: Cuomo announces construction of SOM-designed Moynihan Train Hall
– Believe it. This Project is in New York City: CetraRuddy creates beachfront community in the Rockaways
– Rezoning for Residential: Ground broken for MAP’s Martin Luther King Plaza
– Aggressively Going Passive: Handel Architects and DLANDstudio team up on country’s largest passive house project
– Spanish Colonial Arches Reinterpreted as 21^st-Century Airport Gateways: CAZA Architects designs Cartagena airport
– Is it a Work of Public Art, a Pavilion, or an Amphitheater?: MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY designs Chrysalis Amphiteater Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– A House That’s a Living Part of a Park: Kiss + Cathcart designs Bronx River House
– If You Build it, They Will Come: Four firms redevelop Newark’s Bears Stadium site
– A Beautiful Day in this Neighborhood: ODA Creates Small-Town Community Atmosphere in Park Slope
– Saving a Piece of a Palace: Pei Cobb Freed’s Flushing Square incorporates old movie palace foyer and lobby
– The Future of Four Corridors: RPA unveils winners of Fourth Regional Plan design competition Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– The Bronx is Up!: O’Neill McVoy Architects Starts Construction on the Bronx Children’s Museum
– African Surgical Facility Goes Off-the-Grid: Kliment Halsband Architects Designs a Prototype
– Theatrical Architecture: Alexander Gorlin Architects Creates a Scene
– Reinventing the Seine: SO-IL Collaborates on a New Social Node for Paris
– Jailbreak: Van Alen Institute Releases Report on Justice Hubs and Rehabilitative Jail Infrastructure
– Your Name in Lights: LOT-EK Creates an Illuminating Welcome Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– Just Do It!: Studios Architecture-designed Nike’s NYC HQ Opens
– A Library/Environmental Center Grows in Brooklyn: Greenpoint Library and Environmental Education Center by Marble Fairbanks
– What a Wonderful World Expands: Louis Armstrong Museum’s Education Center by Caples Jefferson Architects
– Challenged by a Driverless Future: FXFOWLE Wins the Automated Vehicle Competition
– The Forum in Formation: Columbia University Forum by Renzo Piano tops out Continue reading “In the News”

In this issue:
– Like an Open Book: Mecanoo & BBB lead NYPL’s Mid-Manhattan Library Renovation
– Creating Cultural Exchange: DS+R design Juilliard School in Tianjin, China
– Aging in Nature: Handel Architects-designed luxury senior living under construction
– A City Within a District: AWA’s first Asia project is Uniqlo City
– Sewage for Good Use: Prospect Park transforms Wellhouse into a composting comfort station
– Pinwheels with a Purpose: ReddyMade Design and Area4 celebrate Prospect Park’s 150th Anniversary Continue reading “In the News”

In this issue:
– Expand, Enhance, Experience: DS+R’s MoMA renovation updates revealed
– Into the Woods of High Surveillance: A Herzog and de Meuron and Ai Wei Wei collaboration
– Dimes for your Thoughts: Fogarty Finger turns bank into mixed use development
– Building Meets the Challenge of Training Future Nurses: CO|FXFOWLE’s Columbia School of Nursing
– Designed with Yacht Owners in Mind: HWKN’s Wharf Marina Continue reading “In the News”

– The Shed In Front of Itself: DS+R/Rockwell Group’s The Shed to open Spring 2019
– Medical Miracles Made in Manhattan: New York Stem Cell Foundation relocates to Ennead-designed facility
– Energy-Efficient Retrofit for Challenging Building Stock: Snøhetta and Skanska retrofit Harvard Center for Green Buildings
– A New Waterfront Community Rises: Updates on the Domino Sugar site
– Design for Public Good: Parsons School of Design builds pavilion in East Harlem community garden Continue reading “In the News”

In this issue:

– The Mod Quad: Quad Cinema reopens after renovation and rebrand by PDA and Pentagram
– Dock of the Day: Dror + Gensler win Galataport masterplan competition
– The Dream Team: Richard Meier, Rafael Viñoly, and KPF team up at Waterline Square
– Another Linear Park: DLANDstudio completes QueensWay schematic design
– New Life for Old School: Dattner Architects’ PS 186 renovation considered for national landmarking Continue reading “In the News”