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– Shhhhh. It’s Still a Library
– Bijoux Box Pavilion
– Safe Space for Social Services
– A Salute to Vets
– Urban Desert Designs
– The Hills (and the Battery and the WTC) are Alive Continue reading “In the News”
Author: Linda G. Miller - Contributing Editor
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– Photo Finish
– ODA New York Designs Brooklyn and Queens
– Up on the Roof
– Gansevoort’s Greenlight
– ICEBERGS Right Ahead!
– Philly’s New Front Porch
– Light Reading Continue reading “In the News”
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– The Regeneration of Red Hook
– Senior Living Comes to Midtown
– Inviting, Colorful, and Secure
– A Game-changer for NoMad
– Street Seats are Back on the Block
– Sí to Tijuana
Convention Special: Hudson Yards – New York’s First Post-Digital Neighborhood
A filled-to-capacity session about Hudson Yards, New York City’s newest neighborhood, was informative for both New Yorkers and architects from around the country who attended the 2016 AIA Convention. Built over the active tracks of the Long Island Railroad, Hudson Yards is a feat of architecture, landscape architecture, and engineering. Upon completion, it is expected that 125,000 people with live, work, or visit – as many people that live in Burbank, CA! Continue reading “Convention Special: Hudson Yards – New York’s First Post-Digital Neighborhood”
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– Basic Black
– A Respite from the Built Environment
– Coming Soon to The Bronx – The Largest Passive House Mixed-Use Project
– Sleepy Hollow Wakes Up
– Sticks, but No Stones Continue reading “In the News”
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– LGBT Sacred Space Opens for Worship and Life-cycle Events
– The Largest Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art on the West Coast Reopens
– Bridging the Campus
– Windy City Tourism Winners
– Brownfield Transformed into Affordable Housing- Floating Fish Bar
– A Building as Lovely as a Tree
– Floating Fish Bar Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:- “Music is liquid architecture; Architecture is frozen music” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
– Celebrating Kurdish Culture
– Who Says You Can’t Go Home
– Turning the Style of Underground Shopping
– A Supertall Grows in Brooklyn
– Ground-Up Gallery Under the High Line Continue reading “In the News”
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– Towers of Justice
– New and Improved Cure for Common Fair Fatigue
– Movement in the Seaport
– A Molded Iceberg along the East River
– Play Ball! Continue reading “In the News”
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– MCC Theater Finally Breaks Ground
– An Experiential Playground
– Princeton Projects
– A River Runs on It
– Lower Manhattan Gets a Playscape in Battery Park Plus 13 Other Funded Projects
– Complementing an Edward Durell Stone Campus Continue reading “In the News”
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– Meet The Met Breuer
– Delightfully Turkish
– Catch the Wave
– Restoration Continues at the Park Avenue Armory
– Makeover on Madison Continue reading “In the News”