Paul Schulhof

Paul Schulhof, AIA Paul Schulhof is a partner at the architecture firm of Tod Williams…

ODA’s cubic condominium complex brings dynamic form to DUMBO at 98 Front Street

  Dumbo, Brooklyn has seen a myriad of new development—mixed-use and residential alike—flood the neighborhood…

Restoration of the Empire State Building’s Art Deco crown nears completion

New York City’s skyline is forever adapting, thrusting ever higher upwards as a jostling amalgam of…

DXA Studio’s ‘The Maverick’ wraps up facade install of acid-etched precast concrete panels

DXA Studio, an architecture and design firm founded in 2011 by Jordan Rogove and Wayne…

The Harvard Business School’s Schwartz Pavilion opens with steel canopies and operable doors

Tucked beneath a stately London planetree in Harvard Business School’s new quadrangle in the Allston area of Boston is…

Q&A: Robert Heintges on taking risks and the value of a curtain wall

Robert Heintges is an influential architect and teacher who has advanced envelope design through his…

Magnusson Architecture delivers high-design affordable housing to the Bronx

The design and construction of affordable housing in New York is a formidable task; between labor and…

UN Studio enlivens a storefront in Amsterdam with flowing glass

Completed in December 2019, The Looking Glass is a four-story mixed-use renovation for developer Warenar Real…

Hickok Cole and Facades+ will spotlight D.C. architectural design and technology

As the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., is home to a thriving architectural culture, grounded in both…

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…

Studio Gang’s Solar Carve tower meets the sun with sculpted glass

The most recent addition to an already impressive collection of architectural characters inhabiting New York…

Leading women in facades address challenges facing the industry

Topic Legend Heading toward decarbonization Technological change Inspiration Special Projects Material innovations—laminated glass and stone…

Take a look behind the construction of the tallest modular hotel in the U.S.

Modular construction is gaining steam in New York City, with the technique being utilized for new projects…

SHoP’s American Copper Buildings wear a skin designed to age gracefully

  The aptly named American Copper Buildings, two copper-clad towers designed by SHoP Architects on Manhattan’s First Avenue between East 35th and…

Facades+ Los Angeles will scale the heights of Southern California design

From October 25 to 26, Facades+ will bring local and national leaders of the architecture, engineering, and…

Call for Sponsors: Facades+ 2019

Since launching in New York City in 2012, AN Media Group’s Facades+ conferences have expanded…

edg creates customizable 3D-printed concrete molds

A different conversation about the capabilities of 3D-printing is happening at edg, a New York…

A closer look at BIG’s rotating towers on the High Line

Bjarke Ingels Group’s twin rotating towers are under construction along the High Line in Manhattan’s…

Historic Tribeca warehouse meets its match

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A closer look at wHY Architecture’s custom reflective materials at Louisville’s Speed Museum

  The Speed Art Museum, located in Louisville, Kentucky is the state’s oldest and largest…

WIDC: Isn’t it good, Canadian wood?

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Tree-like diagrid columns connect two greenspaces in Manhattan’s Upper West Side

Unbroken bands of window walls sit beyond an exterior concrete structural frame. Completed earlier this year,…

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Adrian Betanzos

Adrian is a Materials lover born in Mexico.  He is married, has two kids and a…