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In this issue:
– Local or Global? FIGMENT Chooses Both!
– Art as Prescription for Community Medicine
– Unveiling the Veil
– Ohio Honors Its Vets
– Innovation Station
– New Convention Center Ups City’s Business Tourism Ante Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– The Cooper Hewitt Reopens after Three Years of Work by 13 Design Firms
– Time Square’s Got the Beat
– New Wing for Mumbai’s Oldest Museum
– Full Houses at East Clarke Place Court
– La Vie Bourgeouis Bohème in Beirut
– The Proof is in the Beauty Which is More Than Skin Deep Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Fantasy Island
– The Arts Take Center-Stage on this Campus
– Old School Becomes a New Mixed-Use, Mixed-Income Project
– Old Hospital Morphs into New School
– A Plan to Unify Over 150 Years of American Architecture
– Five Finalists for FIGMENT’s Fifth Year Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Take the A (or the 2, 3, 4, 5, C, J, Z, and R lines) to the Fulton Center
– Interlocking Strands Paint a Picture for a Building for Art Students
– New Structure Rises to the Occasion
– And a Structure that Doesn’t
– Dynastic Displays of Affection for Chinese Artifacts Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Not Just Another Pretty Façade
– High-Lining DC
– Building Practices Transparency in the Law
– Turn on the Water Works!
– Bridging the Accessibility Gap Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– A Teardrop-shaped Building Designed to Fit a Triangle
– Circle Game
– Architects and Academics Put a Ring on It
– Affordable Housing for the Ultra-Rich
– Downtown Brooklyn’s Newest Quartet of Mixed-Use Buildings Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Law and Order
– Calgary’s Architectural Stampede
– Calgary’s Architectural Stampede Continues
– Parks and Recreation
– Parks and Relaxation
– Former Maintenance Building Gets New Life as a Place for Environmental Education Continue reading “In the News”
Four years ago, the idea of having an Architecture and Design Month in New York City was conceived to raise awareness of the value and abundance of talent that exists here in the architecture and design community. Every fall since, Cynthia Kracauer, AIA, AIANY managing director, dons her second hat as the festival director of Archtober. At a press preview held on 09.09.14, she, along with AIANY 2014 President Lance Brown, FAIA, and AIANY Executive Director Rick Bell, FAIA, announced this year’s festival – a jam-packed month of 120-plus events, including exhibitions, films, tours, and symposia with more than 30 organizations in and outside of the Center for Architecture. Continue reading “Countdown to Archtober 2014”
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In this issue:
– Plaza Sweetened
– Exercising a Holistic Approach to Health and Wellness
– Hail to Yale’s Renovation
– Fresh Baked Plans for Former Bakery
– Biloxi’s Big Catch of the Grand Opening Day
– Tilting Windows Over the Bowery Continue reading “In the News”
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In this issue:
– Abstract Painter Gets a Tangible Exhibition Space Dedicated to His Life and Work
– What’s Normal in Chelsea?
– Major Changes Coming for GWB Bus Station Commuters and the Community
– Old School Transforms into a New Dorm
– Animating the History of a Place through Still Photos Continue reading “In the News”
