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Paul Schulhof, AIA Paul Schulhof is a partner at the architecture firm of Tod Williams…
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Gothic revival facade at Vanderbilt University “sprinkles” the past with modern efficiency
While gothic revival architecture can be found on nearly any campus, rarely are these traditional…
YKK
YKK AP America is a national manufacturer of award-winning commercial façade systems, architectural windows and…
Deborah Lukan, AIA, LEED AP
Deborah Lukan has been a Project Architect for multiple corporate office and mixed-use projects for…
At Canoe Landing Campus in Toronto, the green roof becomes a fifth facade
Situated in downtown Toronto’s sprawling CityPlace residential district, Canoe Landing Campus is a mixed-use complex that brings life…
Meet Andrew Lawrence, keynote at AN’s TimberCon 2021
As AN counts down to our bi-annual timber conference, today we can share a glimpse into the life and…
Casa Quattro answers the call for sustainability with wood, straw, and cork
Italian architect Luca Compri designed a barn-sized home in the quaint town of Magnago, Italy,…
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…
Woods Bagot’s Tribeca Rogue comes at the corner from a new angle
Set on a prominent corner of Church and West Broadway in Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood, 108…
Olson Kundig talks kinetic design, new projects, and our Facades+ conference
Leading up to this week’s Facades+ West Conference on Thursday and Friday, AN caught up with its two co-chairs,…
The Fitzroy harkens back to Old New York with art deco-inspired terra-cotta blocks
A stroll through New York neighborhoods subject to feverish developments, from Downtown Brooklyn to Central Park South,…
The Tower Renewal Partnership retrofits Southern Ontario’s concrete high-rises for a sustainable and affordable future
In the decades following World War II, countries across the globe embarked on campaigns of…
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…
The Dearborn Residence infills Chicago’s South Loop with brick and terra-cotta
Chicago’s Printers Row, located in the South Loop neighborhood, is home to a large collection of…
ODA’s 420 Kent leans towards the New York skyline with cantilevered massing and reflective glass
From South Williamsburg to Long Island City, the formerly industrial waterfront of Brooklyn and Queens…
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…
James Carpenter Design Associates lets the light into Nordstrom with gargantuan double-curved glass panels
Over the last four decades, James Carpenter Design Associates (JCDA) has been a pioneer in…
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects’ Centrale nods to the Jazz Age with chevrons of terra-cotta
Midtown East is a competitive Manhattan neighborhood to design a new tower; the skyline is crowded…
COOKFOX skirts the East River with 3D-molded precast concrete panels
The waterfront surrounding Brooklyn’s former Domino Sugar Refinery continues to rise at a dizzying pace…
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson talks Facades+ and the future of Seattle
On December 6, The Architect’s Newspaper is returning to Seattle for the third year in a row in a…
CetraRuddy’s ARO undulates in Midtown with composite aluminum and glass
New York-based architectural practice CetraRuddy is no stranger to designing residential skyscrapers in Manhattan, with a body…
Gensler’s Michael Volk and Olivier Sommerhalder discuss Facades+ LA and the trends reshaping their city
From November 14 to 15, Facades+ LA will bring regional, national, and international leaders of the AEC…
Höweler + Yoon will plant fluted concrete in the center of Boston
Breaking ground later this year, 212 Stuart Street is located on the northern edge of…
Pei Cobb Freed’s One Dalton joins the Boston skyline with curved glass curtainwall
Rising from a triangular lot in Boston’s Back Bay, One Dalton is a 61-story, 706,000-square-foot…
