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In this issue:
– Upbeat Rhythm Sets New Tune for Affordable Housing
– A Circulation Ribbon Ties Programs Together
– Farm Colony Transforms into Landmark Colony
– Food Science Building Consumes Less Energy
– The Tao of Rockwell
– A Light Loop, Art Islands, and Terraced Reflecting Pools Create a New Culture and Art Center in China Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Uncommon Student Commons in the New Yorker Hotel
– Sandy Hook for Design Miami 2013
– Brick and Glass Science Building Updates Tech Campus
– SF Gets BIG
– Two Generic Building Types Meld to Form a Cultural Mall
– The Bridges of Madison Square Garden Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Eye Candy for Downtown Brooklyn’s Cultural District
– A Design for Rockaway’s Recovery
– Shining a New Light on Art and Art History
– Redefining the Relationship Between a House and Its Residents
– Luxury Without Lacking Storm Surge Protection Continue reading “In the News”
The AIA New York Chapter has three main goals: design excellence, professional development, and public outreach. Archtober fulfills all three, and goes above and beyond when it comes to public outreach.
Under the aegis of the AIA New York Chapter, and via a diverse schedule of programming, Archtober is a grassroots effort, supported by 53 participating organizations and institutions – a third more than last year – that collaborate on ways to raise awareness of the role architects and designers play in creating New York City’s built environment. Continue reading “To Everything There is a Season…and Fall Means Archtober”
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In this issue:
– Crossing Delancey and Essex
– Library as Catalyst for a Challenged Community
– New Facility Designed to Treat and Prevent Diabetes
– U-Shaped Building Marks the Spot in Supportive Housing
– Little Museum Presents Big Ideas for Children
– Screen Play Works to Create a New Space
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In this issue:
– Hunter’s Point Haven
– Empire Stores to Become Much More
– Automotive Poetry in Motion
– Sustainable Building Gets Down to Business
– Buffalo Gem to Be Reborn as a New Cultural, Hospitality, and Architectural Center
– Madison Avenue Makeover
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In this issue:
– Modular Housing That Stacks Up
– Tower Transforms Trinity
– A Sign of the Times in LIC
– Stamford’s Gateway Upgrade
– Tall, Mixed-use Tower to Revitalize Downtown San José, Costa Rica
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In this issue:
– Zaha Hadid Establishes a Permanent Residence in NYC
– Bathing Beauty
– Midtown’s New Destination Ambulatory Facility
– Museum’s Two Distinct Faces Balance Old and New
– OMA New York Takes on Santa Monica Continue reading “In The News”
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In this issue:
– Islands in the Sand
– Warm Up at the Party Wall
– Historic Pier Takes a Magic Carpet Ride For a Peek into Its Future
– Fritted for Music Continue reading “In The News”
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In this issue:
– Two Firms Collaborate Pro Bono to Transform an Outdated Bank
– Pop Music Center Plays On
– The Ballooning of Brooklyn’s Tech Sector
– Former Industrial Space Now Houses Native American and Southwestern Art Collection
– It Takes a Village in Rwanda
– Modernizing the Miami Design District
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