Author: Linda G. Miller - Contributing Editor

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In this issue:
– It Makes a Vertical Village
– California Dreaming
– Tennis Everyone
– Prescription for Healthy Growth
– New York’s Tech Island Breaks Ground Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– A Library That’s More than Book Smart
– Uber the Streets of San Francisco
– Pro Bono Matters
– Museum for Champions
– Prefab Progress
– Falling for the Riverwalk Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– A New Place on Sutton
– Modern Church Lets the Sun Shine In
– Halletts Point on the High-Rise
– New Gateway to the Garden
– Believing in the Benefits of Beekeeping Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– Waiting for the Whitney
– A Business Generator Grows in Brooklyn
– Field of Dreams Pavilion
– Enlivening a Privately Owned Enclosed Public Plaza
– SVA’s New Homecoming
– Plaza Sweet Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– German Cultural Center’s New Permanent Home
– War and Peace Place
– Excelling on the Parallel Bars
– Kitchen Aid
– While in DC
– Rags to Riches Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– The Strand Links Downtown Brooklyn
– The Crystal Palace of Corning
– Torqueing About Architecture
– Penn’s Center for Innovation
– Residential Project Finally Takes Flight Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– The Palazzo of Pierrepont Street
– Wishing Upon a Star and Designing a Planetarium
– Private Island in Bahrain Bay
– Acknowledge the Tragedy, Consider the Legacy, Lest We Forget
– A Cure for Fair Fatigue
– Just Google It Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– A Modern Classic Makes a Good Neighbor to Adjacent Historic District
– A Fresh Coat of Paint Completes a Painter’s New Studio
– It Takes Three Offices to Build a Village
– An Airstream Camps Out in a Building on the LES
– Gensler’s Ark Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– Derelict Public School Has New Life as a Live/Work Space for Artists
– A Model for Universal Clean Water Wins YAP 2015
– Old Factory Becomes New Condos
– Hudson Square‘s Half-acre
– Honeycomb Design Buzzes with Artworks Continue reading “In the News”

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In this issue:
– YO! TEL! Williamsburg
– All the Kings’ Architects and All the Kings’ Construction Workers
– LGBT Center Upgrades
– A Granny Smith Apple-colored Pharmacy a Day…
– Houston Fine Arts Museum Campus Undergoing Redevelopment and Expansion Continue reading “In the News”