Project of the Week
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S9 Architecture spotlights the raw materiality of industry in a mixed-use development in Nashville, centered around a former slaughterhouse
To the northwest of Downtown Nashville and the Tennessee State Capitol sits Germantown, a formerly working class enclave with a large stock of historic masonry architecture. Though the neighborhood is situated along the Cumberland River, visitors might hardly notice, as a freight line and series of industrial buildings severed Germantown’s residential districts from the waterfront long ago.A
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These topics, ideas, and materials define building envelope design in 2025
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Ebpc delivers a monolithic apartment building clad in travertine with balconies and cross-ventilated living units
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PPAA clads a cross-laminated timber expansion of an industrial dairy building in a polycarbonate system for maximum efficiency at a minimum cost
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BNIM Architects used biology as inspiration for the new home of LifeServe Blood Center, with large spans of glazing to protect the building and its inhabitants
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Lake Flato brings mass timber to Penn with Amy Gutmann Hall, a new academic hub for data science and AI
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KWK Promes designs a Polish pipe distribution facility to look like a stack of aluminum tubes
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HGA faces University of Arkansas’s Windgate Studio + Design Center with corrugated metal
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5468796 Architecture renovates a historic pumphouse in Winnipeg, adding a pair of apartment buildings clad in corrugated metal
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RAMSA delivers a complex masonry facade for Korean retailer Shinsegae
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GLUCK+ designs sheet-music inspired facade for WHIN Music Community Charter School
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DLR Group tops the Cleveland Museum of Natural History with a sweeping GFRC roofline
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KTGY wraps a California art gallery in charred Douglas fir
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Moto Designshop screens a residence in Philadelphia with angled brick fins to create privacy
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Metro Arquitetos Associados conceals MASP extension with a black aluminum scrim
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Diamond Schmitt powers Fanshawe College Innovation Village with blue BIPV panels
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LEVER Architecture evokes early moving picture technology with expansion of Universal Studios
In Universal City—the neighborhood-sized home of Universal Pictures’s corporate campus, production lots, and theme park—LEVER Architecture has designed two new buildings: The Commons and One Universal. The former, an employee amenity space, evokes early moving picture technology through its circular structure and lenticular shade screen of thin aluminum tubes. Its companion, One Universal, is a more conventional

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News
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KPF uses modular terra-cotta system to connect Westlake 66 development in Hangzhou, China
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Pelli Clarke & Partners crafts tapered glass crown for Salesforce tower in Chicago
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AN reveals the top facades covered in 2024
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Provencher_Roy delivers a glass-clad addition to HEC Montreal, Canada’s oldest business school
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Kengo Kuma & Associates wraps a Paris housing complex with ridged chestnut panels
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Snøhetta drapes Far Rockaway Library in yellow-tinted glass
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INC Architecture & Design uses fluted terra-cotta panels for The Treadwell, an art deco–inspired residential tower
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Weiss/Manfredi wraps University of Toronto’s Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus with faceted precast concrete panels