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Shovels break ground on a new park designed by SCAPE in Sunset Park, Brooklyn

Construction began this week on a $25 million project at MADE Bush Terminal’s Pier 6. The New York City Economic Development ...
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Gensler clads the Iron Workers Local 63 with an undulating curtain wall of tinted glass

In Broadview, Illinois, Ironworkers Local 63 opened a new training facility. Designed by Gensler, the building makes its ...
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FÖDA breathes life into an eclectic hotel and restaurant on a hilltop in Fayetteville, Arkansas

Austin-based FÖDA worked on The Stonebreaker Hotel, as a full-service design studio, FÖDA completed all of the furniture, art ...
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The only storefronts featuring thin triple glass for superior thermal performance

Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope eliminates much of the inherent complexity of meeting evolving building codes for glass storefront ...
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Royal Architecture Institute of Canada needs to better advocate for design, culture, and the future of our profession

Canada needs a strong Royal Institute of Canada (RAIC) to advocate for architects and architecture and to create the Canada ...
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The up-and-coming designers you’ll soon—and should—see everywhere

These four up-and-coming designers are quickly breaking through the scene as they form unique, distinct, and dynamic practices.
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Ceramic slabs that look good and perform well

From integrating more recycled content to designing thinner yet durable slabs, the latest in ceramic cladding reflects ...
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The glass industry continues to evolve with new systems, techniques, and scientific advances

As architects embark on a transition toward more sustainable methods of construction, the industry is slowly phasing out the all-glass enclosures that have for many years defined commercial projects ...