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– Summertime and the Living is Easy in Coney Island
– Soaring to New Heights
– Factory Fresh
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Author: Linda G. Miller - Contributing Editor
Prospect: New Practices New York 2016
“It was not a given that the New Practices New York (NPNY) competition would even continue past its first year,” said Philipp von Dalwig, Assoc. AIA, co-chair of the AIANY New Practices Committee, in announcing the 2016 competition winners on the program’s 10th anniversary on 01.28.16. NPNY provides a platform for new and diverse models for the practice of architecture, an endeavor as important and relevant to AIANY now as it was 2006.
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– DDC’s Duo Designed for New York’s Finest and Bravest
– Dream Weaver
– A Research Library to Learn About
– Back to the Garden
– A Museum Within a Tropical Florida Garden Continue reading “In the News”
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– A Tale of Two City Projects
– Cosmetics Company Gets a Makeover
– Brick Gym Becomes a Glass and Metal Center for Design and Media
– Hangin’ In at the City of Dreams Pavilion Continue reading “In the News”
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– Three’s Their Charm
– For the Kids of Kathmandu
– Remaking the Miracle Mile
– BAMPFA’s New Space Set to Open
– Are You Experienced? Continue reading “In the News”
Preservation through Transformation
The NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) is responsible for protecting architecturally, historically, and culturally significant buildings and sites. It grants them landmark or historic district status, and regulates them once they’re designated. Since the Landmarks Law was enacted in 1965, LPC has designated almost 1,400 individual landmarks, 115 interior landmarks, 10 scenic landmarks, 109 historic districts, and 10 historic district extensions located throughout all five boroughs of New York City. Continue reading “Preservation through Transformation”
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– Two for the Road
– Green Upper West Side Residential Project Gets the Green Light
– New Academy for New York’s Finest
– Four for Better Construction Sheds Continue reading “In the News”
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– Alley Cache
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– Town and Country
– California Dreaming
– Micro Retail Continue reading “In the News”
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– Cooper Hewitt’s New Terrace and Garden Marks Completion of the Carnegie Mansion and Museum Campus Makeover
– Modern Art Meets Medieval Walled City
– Pittsburgh’s Progress
– Two Towers + Two Bridges = One Harbor
– It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like… Continue reading “In the News”
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– AMNH Adds Gilder Center
– Midtown East Modern Makes Moves to Residential
– Shopping on Staten Island’s South Shore
– Short SITEed
– I <Heart> Times Square
– Connector Links the South Bronx to Randall’s Island