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DLR Group tops the Cleveland Museum of Natural History with a sweeping GFRC roofline
Facelift may be the appropriate term for a recent expansion to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, where a 58,000-square-foot addition has transformed the exterior of the institution. Designed by DLR Group, the project adds new exhibition space as well as two acres of landscaping around the perimeter of the building. Previously housed within an inconspicuous brick
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Herzog & de Meuron designs a research facility in Basel using a closed-cavity facade system
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Allmannwappner designs a folded aluminum facade for a new tower in Berlin’s Europacity
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Woods Bagot completes Blue & William, a glass office building framed by terra-cotta extrusions
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Lateral Office delivers a corrugated-metal community center in Nunavut
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Flad Architects references geological formations for new life science research building in San Diego
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HDR wraps a new research facility in Minnesota for Mayo Clinic in aluminum scrim
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Range Design & Architecture screens a furniture showroom in Chicago with terra-cotta pavers
In Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood, local practice Range Architecture & Design has created a new showroom for Nothing Design Co., a boutique furniture studio. Working with an existing 1-story brick building, the architects added a double-height second floor and implemented a screen of terra-cotta pavers in front of the building to shade large window openings. The expansion also relied heavily
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David Closes adds an aluminum entry to Baroque Museum of Catalonia
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Bilgin Architects envelopes solar panel control center in stainless steel
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Kohn Shnier and ERA Architects renovate University of Toronto library
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GROUPWORK restores facade of 8 Bleeding Heart Yard
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Facades+ comes to Nashville for the first time
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Jahn designs steel truss hangar for Pritzker Military Archives
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Olson Kundig faces an office building with aluminum shades
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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