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Restoration
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The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Moves into a Restored Movie Palace
Led by architects Kahler Slater, the conversion of Milwaukee’s Warner Grand Theatre was years in the making, requiring a suite of upgrades and restoration work.
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After Years of Renovation, One Prospect Park West is Set to Open its Doors
The conversion of One Prospect Park West into residential apartments entailed a comprehensive facade restoration and gut renovation.
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Profiles
GRT Architects Brings Innovation to Restorations
Designers Tal Schori and Rustam Mehta lead Brooklyn-based GRT Architects in projects including residential and hospitality renovations as well as product design for manufacturers such as izé and KAZA Concrete.
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At Dallas’s Hall of State, a Return to Majesty
The Texas Art Deco gem was fastidiously restored by Gensler, which preserved ample Lone Star symbolism and winks from the original architect.
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BKSK Architect’s Tammany Hall Restoration Draws on Lenape Symbolism
In a recent restoration project, the Manhattan-based architecture firm inserted a glass dome in the likeness of a tortoise on top of the Union Square building.
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Barcelona’s Stunning Art Nouveau Casa Burés Receives Restoration
Estudio vilablanch led the effort to preserve and revitalize the 1905 building, which was converted into luxury apartments.
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In Pittsburgh, Schoolhouse Electric Reimagines an Abandoned Midcentury Modern Building
The Detective Building, which hosts a Schoolhouse Electric store, co-working space, and coffee shop, will help fund improvements to the fast-developing East Liberty neighborhood.
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Herzog & de Meuron Transforms a Former Prison Compound Into Stunning New Arts Center in Hong Kong
The Swiss firm brings a contemporary edge to the historic Tai Kwun campus while creating new connections between 16 restored heritage structures.
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The Smithsons’ Brutalist Tower is Restored in London
Embedded within a posh district, the Smithsons' renewed Economist Building aims to give back public space—but can it?
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Viewpoints
Wetland Restoration: A New Driver for Development in China?
Instead of draining a wetland to help build a city, AECOM is filling and restoring one.
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Profiles
Remembering the Life and Work of Ecological Artist Jackie Brookner
Jackie Brookner was a pioneering ecological artist, designer, writer and educator. Here, she is remembered for her passionate work with ecologists, design professionals, and communities on water remediation/landscape res
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In a Hostile Context, How Can We Save Brutalist Buildings?
Holyoke Center, Harvard University (Josep Lluis Sert, completed 1961) Courtesy Bruner/Cott Modernist buildings have been under attack in the U.S. for years now. We’re reminded of this fact every day as our team at Brun