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Rehabilitation
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Viewpoints
How England’s Brutalist Buildings Are Getting Second Lives
While many Brutalist buildings may have outlived the purposes they were originally intended for, their generosity of space and solidity of construction can make them perfect for adapting to residential use.
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Mass MoCA’s Latest Addition Gives Transformative Re-Use an Epic Stage
Building 6, Mass MoCA's new addition, may be epic in scale, but it's the architects' sensitivity to material and program that deserves your attention.
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Factory-Turned-Arts-Campus Forges Future from Industrial Past
Once the site of an abandoned steel mill, the SteelStacks Arts and Cultural Campus, a finalist for the Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence, is now a remarkable mixed-use district in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
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Spotlight: Housing for Formerly Homeless in New Orleans’ Historic Neighborhoods
A finalist for the Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence, the Iberville Offsite Rehabs are 46 historic homes rehabilitated for formerly homeless women and children in New Orleans' Seventh Ward and Treme neighborhoods.
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Everlane Pulls Back Curtain on Business Model and New HQ
Digital fashion retailer Everlane pulls back the curtain, both on its business model and its new headquarters.
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OMA and OLIN Collaborate on "Bridge Park" for Washington, DC
The project's backers hope that the river-spanning park will be the city's next great landmark.
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Demolishing This New Orleans Highway? Easier Said Than Done
Why plans to remove a downtown highway in New Orleans's Treme neighborhood are easier said than done.
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Turning Blight into Amenity: Embracing the City in Urban Landscapes
Embracing the city by transforming industrial blight into urban amenity
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In Philadelphia, an Abandoned Bottling Plant Is a Makeshift Synagogue
“Building for sale, pray within” Photography courtesy the author An abandoned 70,000-square-foot bottling plant in Philadelphia’s Northern Liberties neighborhood was just the right source for Rabbi Gedaliah Lowenst