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Handel Architects armors Boston’s new Life Sciences Center at 2 Harbor with oversized folded panels
The new Life Sciences Center at 2 Harbor Street, located at the edge of Boston’s Marine Industrial Park, appears as a copper-orange grid. With reflective blue glass seeming to vanish against the sky, its facade of orange frames shifts in scale—squat at the base, taller higher up—such that the primary massing reads as 4 stories, though…
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Revery Architecture alters Vancouver’s skyline with The Butterfly, a residential tower with organic curvature and custom glazing
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Payette shades the Ragon Institute with tapered aluminum fins that mimic stone
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Clancy Moore beautifies an Irish wastewater treatment facility with a screen of sea-green louvers
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West of West drapes Vancouver, Washington’s Terminal One in folded metal panels that catch light and shadow
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KPF’s T. Rowe Price Headquarters embraces Baltimore’s industrial vernacular with double-height windows and dark gray aluminum mullions
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Facades+ will be in Kansas City, Missouri, on July 22
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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
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hcma encloses təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Center with standing seam metal and rigorous insulation
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Range Design & Architecture screens a furniture showroom in Chicago with terra-cotta pavers
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HDR encloses the Kiewit Luminarium with perforated aluminum panels
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HLW faces the McShane Campus Center at Fordham University with natural stone
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RAMSA wraps Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy with plate aluminum panels
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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
