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Pelli Clarke & Partners crafts tapered glass crown for Salesforce tower in Chicago
Wolf Point, a four-acre site located at the intersection of the Chicago River’s three forks masterplanned by Pelli Clarke & Partners, is finally complete after a 15-year development saga. The final component of the project wrapped up construction late last year; it is a 57-story office tower leased to Salesforce and Kirkland Ellis, a corporate law firm.
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AN talks with Bill Zahner about sustainability
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In Vietnam, a brick screen shades Tropical Space’s Premier Office
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MVRDV reclads tower in colorful panels for women and children’s center
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In Germany, Texoversum features a woven fiber facade
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Concrete setbacks define SOM’s 1245 Broadway office tower
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Stanton Williams designs textured-concrete forms for UCL’s Marshgate
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Morphosis completes concrete-clad building for Crow Museum of Asian Art at UT Dallas
On the campus of the University of Texas at Dallas, the first phase of the Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jr. Athenaeum, a planned culture and arts district, has opened. Designed by Los Angeles–based architecture firm Morphosis, the building will serve as a satellite location of The Crow Museum of Asian Art, an institution based in
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A modernist-inspired facade built for desert heat anchors Arizona State University’s Health Futures Center
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MVRDV’s Valley twists and turns with natural stone and green balconies
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Inspired by Manhattanhenge, Scalar Architects transforms aging Kips Bay building with a sparkling facade
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SOM’s 28&7 black terra-cotta facade shines in Chelsea
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Goettsch Partners designs new home for lions at Lincoln Park Zoo
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Steel and glass define a public-facing greenhouse that pushes the scale of urban agriculture
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Here are six singular projects to be featured at Facades+ New York City on April 13-14
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Deborah Berke Partners shakes up Penn’s campus with terra-cotta baguettes
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Facades+ returns to NYC this April for its 10th anniversary
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The Westly juts over its Upper West Side neighbors with a gravity-defying triple cantilever
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Mark Cavagnero Associates shades the UCSF Joan and Sanford I. Weill Neurosciences Building with symmetrical light screen
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Facades+ is returning to San Francisco on March 23