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Preservation
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Esch 2022 Celebrates One of Europe’s Most Stunning Industrial Turnarounds
With Esch2022, Luxembourg's second city reveals its metamorphosis from a decaying manufacturing center to a European cultural capital.
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A New Park Introduces Greece to the Post-Industrial Landscape
Doxiadis +'s Ellinikon Experience Park, on the site of Athens' former Ellinikon Airport, takes cues from its aviation past.
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Viewpoints
Preservationists Are Investigating the Historical Significance of SOM’s Westinghouse Research Center
Skidmore Owings & Merrill's former Westinghouse Research and Development Center near Pittsburgh is at risk for complete demolition. Can this important example of postwar corporate architecture be saved?
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Viewpoints
A New Book Sheds Light on Russel and Mary Wright’s Unconventional Home
The midcentury design power couple's upstate New York was a laboratory for experimentation with natural materials.
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Local Designers Collaborate to Revive a Neighborhood Market in Bermondsey
The Blue, an historic street market, gets new facilities courtesy of Hayatsu Architects, Assemble Studio, and an engaged community.
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Profiles
Edward Lyons Pryce, the Black Landscape Architect that Preserved the Tuskegee Institute
A new scholarship will continue Pryce’s legacy as one of the first Black landscape architects.
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Profiles
The Gamble House Looks to the Future of Historic House Museums
The historic home in Pasadena, California, aims to be more than an icon of the Arts and Crafts Style.
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The Denver Art Museum Gets a Long-Needed Refresh
A welcome center and major renovations to Gio Ponti's Martin Building give the museum new life.
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Profiles
Julie Bargmann Is the Winner of the Inaugural Oberlander Prize; a “Pritzker Prize” for Landscape Architecture.
Architects have the Pritzker and artists have the National Medal of the Arts. Now, landscape architects have the Oberlander.
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Viewpoints
Understanding the Available City at the Chicago Architectural Biennial
A tour of the Damen Silos and a celebration of the Wall of Respect show a biennial struggling to achieve longer-term engagement with the city it calls home.
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Projects
Kevin Roche’s Union Carbide Headquarters Gets a Second Chance
The largest office building in the state of Connecticut is transformed into a mixed-use complex for contemporary needs.
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Projects
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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Projects
After Two Decades Vacant, Manhattan’s Dickey House Will Reopen as a Public School
Providing a unique approach to historic preservation, the restored landmark in the Financial District is conjoined at the podium to the FXCollaborative-designed 77 Greenwich.
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Viewpoints
For an Engineer and a Photographer Beirut’s Damaged Grain Silos Are a Source of Consternation and Fascination
In the aftermath of the massive explosion that shook Beirut last year, engineer Emmanuel Durand and photographer Dia Mrad teamed up to record the destruction of the city’s port.
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Projects
The Transformation of Silo City Signals a New Future for Buffalo
The ongoing renovation of the iconic site includes ambitious residential and public projects.
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Projects
At this Tyrolean Abbey, a Museum Bridges Centuries and Architectural Styles
MoDus Architects devised a tripartite addition to the 12th century religious campus to house museum facilities and galleries.
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Projects
Simeone Deary Transforms a Former Men’s Social Club Into a Boutique Hotel
Hotel Kansas City acknowledges the past while signaling a more inclusive future.
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Projects
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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A Reuse Renaissance Continues to Reshape Mexico City
Two projects in the Mexican capital show how adaptive reuse can itself adapt to social, economic, and spatial circumstances.
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Projects
HOK Converts a Historic St. Louis Printing Plant into Biotech Offices
Architects use 1930s machinery leftover from the building's past to distinguish its renovated interiors.