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– Curtain Up! Light the Lights!
– One Residence Serves Two Populations
– Into Africa
– Pier 17 Sets Sail
– 7 Major Service Changes
– Architecture and Dance Pas de Deux Continue reading “In the News”
Author: Linda G. Miller - Contributing Editor
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– A Glass Gallery Designed for Tiffany
– The River Runs Through It
– It Takes a Village Orphanage
– Museum Makes its Move
– What’s Up with the Lowline? Continue reading “In the News”
Five Years, Five Boroughs, One Archtober
For those of us in the architecture and design community, Fall = Archtober.
At a recent press conference, Cynthia Phifer Kracauer, AIA, Center for Architecture managing director and Archtober Festival director, announced the breadth of this year’s festival at Archtober Hall (aka 181 Front Street), the festival’s second hub, which will host programming organized by some of this year’s 60+ partner organizations from across New York City. Continue reading “Five Years, Five Boroughs, One Archtober”
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– Mixed-Use, Mixed-Income Project Rises on Last Site to Be Developed in the BAM Cultural District
– Wood You?
– Like a Virgin
– Back to School in Staten Island
– A Modern Twist for a Biblical Structure
– Safdie Sites New York Continue reading “In the News”
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– South Bronx Modular
– Back to School in Bishkek
– The Hills at Vallco are Alive with the Sound of Plans for a New Town Center
– London Calling
– Veil, Vault, and Views Continue reading “In the News”
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– Rooftop Meadow in the Sky
– Correcting the Campus
– A New Music Venue Takes a Bow in Brooklyn
– X-Bracing Marks the Stadium Addition
– For the Love of Art
– Pop-Up Lighting Science Continue reading “In the News”
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– The Battery Catches the Brass Ring
– Crossing Jamaica
– A Modern Israeli-Style Reinterpretation of the Ancient Egyptian Pyramid
– Vets Get Back to the Garden
– Students Design a Housing Solution to Superstorms Continue reading “In the News”
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– The Navy Yard’s New Lab
– Departures and a New Arrival
– A Saarinen Saved and a Hotel Gained
– Rizzoli Reopens
– Something to Sing About Continue reading “In the News”
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– Harlem on Their Mind
– A Case for Sub-Arctic Architecture
– The Ex of In Marks the Spot
– Design Workshop Program Constructs Poolside Pavilions
– Project Soane Continue reading “In the News”
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– Park Perk
– Transforming a Former Con Ed Transformer for Art’s Sake
– LG’s Win-Win Situation (That’s Also One for the Birds)
– Townhome, Sweet Townhome
– New Eatery Under the FDR Continue reading “In the News”