Krueck + Sexton and Thornton Tomasetti bring undulating glass to Chicago’s Mercantile Exchange
Chicago’s Krueck + Sexton Architects, a practice founded in 1979, has established a particular niche in the design and implementation of complex glass facades. Their projects present a...
Facades+ Toronto will dive into the trends of North America’s fastest growing construction market
On October 11, The Architect’s Newspaper is bringing Facades+ to Toronto for the first time to discuss the architectural trends and technology reshaping the city and region. Toronto’s KPMB, an architectural practice with a global reach, is co-chairing the conference....
5G Studio Collaborative brings trapezoidal sintered stone to Dallas
Downtown Dallas is undergoing a remarkable process of development, ranging from new office towers to prestigious cultural facilities. 5G Studio Collaborative, an architecture and design firm founded in 2005,...
Pei Cobb Freed’s One Dalton joins the Boston skyline with curved glass curtainwall
Rising from a triangular lot in Boston’s Back Bay, One Dalton is a 61-story, 706,000-square-foot residential tower designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. Its gently curving triangular floorplan—a...
Post-Office Architectes stamps Tribeca with corrugated cardboard concrete formwork
Tribeca is consistently ranked as one of the most expensive neighborhoods in New York City, so it perhaps comes as no surprise that non-landmarked lots throughout the area are being snatched up and redeveloped...
Brooks + Scarpa parts the veil with an undulating brick screen wall
Evanston, Illinois is located over a dozen miles from the city center of Chicago, on the northern fringe of Cook County, and is bounded by Lake Michigan to the east. The city is...
Ron Arad Architect’s Totzeret Haaretz contorts over Tel Aviv with glass and sintered stone
The recently completed Totzeret Haaretz (ToHa) office tower on the eastern border of Tel Aviv offers a new public-facing approach to superblock megadevelopments, while simultaneously delivering a...
DS+R’s Olympic Museum rises and twists with anodized aluminum
The United States Olympic and Paralympic Museum, located in the southwest corner of downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado, is being constructed as a 60,000-square-foot curatorial and event...
ODA’s 10 Jay Street in DUMBO shines with a faceted facade
Over the last two decades, Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood has undergone a significant degree of development, including the restoration of historic warehouses that dominated the...
Denver’s Meridian 105 delivers a residential model for using salvaged materials
Like many cities across the United States, Denver is undergoing tremendous demographic growth with the subsequent result of intense development and densification. Jason Street Multifamily, designed by...
Renzo Piano crowns the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures with a sweeping glass dome
When it opens in 2020, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, located in the heart of Los Angeles, will be the world’s premier museum dedicated to movies. Designed by Renzo Piano Building...
A modernist Cummins corporate campus receives a facelift with reflective glass
Originally built in 1985 in the modernist Mecca of Columbus, Indiana, the Cummins Corporate Office Building was designed by Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates (KRJDA). The 480,000-square-foot...
BIG’s copper-and-glass-clad Isenberg School Expansion falls into place
Located on the outskirts of Amherst, Massachusetts is a new expansion for the University of Massachusetts Amherst’s Isenberg School of Management. The building, designed by Bjarke Ingels...
