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HDR encloses the Kiewit Luminarium with perforated aluminum panels
Illuminated at night, the Kiewit Luminarium is a symbol of the revitalization of Omaha, Nebraska’s Missouri River waterfront. The new science museum is named after its largest donor, the Kiewit Corporation, a locally based general contractor. On the other hand, the term “luminarium” reflects the illumination of the structure, while also evoking associations with curiosity and wonder. Inspired
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OMA designs jigsaw-like office in Amsterdam
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Facades+ returns to New York City on April 4 and 5
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RIOS’s Echo Street West development in Atlanta recalls a railroad past
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AUX Architecture designs a office for itself with aluminum doors
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Facades+ returns to Washington, D.C. on March 20
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Renzo Piano Building Workshop designs Ontario Court of Justice
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Kengo Kuma & Associates wraps a Paris housing complex with ridged chestnut panels
In Paris, Kengo Kuma & Associates (KKAA) has designed a wood-clad housing complex for REI Habitat, a climate-conscious French developer that specializes in timber and low-carbon construction. The project received its name, Yama-Tani—a conjunction of the Japanese words for mountain and valley—from its unique facade, composed of ridged chestnut panels. This latest project builds upon motifs in KKAA’s previous
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Facades+ returns to Houston with a program focused on prominent local buildings
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A curtain wall is attuned to the needs of NYU’s John A. Paulson Center
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Neri&Hu extends the Qujiang Museum of Fine Arts with a red travertine facade
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David Hotson Architect designs St. Sarkis Armenian Orthodox Church in Texas
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Facades+ to bring envelope excellence back to New York City
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David Baker Architects screens a modularly constructed supportive housing project
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Facades+ Atlanta celebrated women in design with a roundtable
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&bogdan brings the facade to the interior on a community center
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EOA Architects casts concrete headquarters for Smyrna Ready Mix
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Facades+ will come to Atlanta on March 2
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Tulipwood louvers align on a Shoreditch office building
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Alexander Gorlin Architects designs a modernist facade in The Bronx