Here’s How to Convert a Building Into an Energy-Efficient Predictive Piece of Architecture
The Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities is working with Snøhetta on an ultra-efficient ret rofit.
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Sydney Franklin
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A Site Unseen: Snøhetta to Transform the Industrial Site of America’s Second-Largest Waterfall
The 22-acre site of Willamette Falls will become a new river-walk for Oregon City.
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Architectural Details: Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s Transformative MoMA Expansion
Here's how MoMA increased its gallery space by 30 percent.
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Foster + Partners Creates Another Tree-Filled Apple Store With a Striking Sculptural Staircase
Singapore’s Apple Orchard Road is the latest tech hub turned social space for the brand.
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Architectural Details: The Shed at Hudson Yards
The 200,000-square-foot structure features a movable steel and ETFE outer shell.
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Carmody Groarke Creates Peaceful Facility for Cancer Patients with Maggie’s Merseyside
The project incorporates a series of six cabins surrounded by a bespoke fiberglass façade.
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AIA Openly Opposes Trump’s Decision to Pull the US From the Paris Climate Deal
The president announced today that America will withdraw from the landmark climate agreement signed by Obama.
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Rendering to Reality: MVRDV’s Seoul Skygarden Is New York’s High Line With an Asian Twist
The repurposed piece of infrastructure cuts through the inner city, serving as a catalyst for a gree ner and more walkable quarter of the South Korean capital.
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Rendering to Reality: Amanda Levete Completes Glimmering Bangkok Central Embassy
AL_A’s 1.5-million-square-foot tower is the first of its kind in Thailand by a British architect.
