Articles Tagged with ''New York''

The seasonal New York theater troupe's permanent new venue is a prefabricated laminated-timber structure perched high above the Hudson River.

Wrapped in aluminum panels, the multiuse performance space is both a first for New York's Rochester Institute of Technology and for the Los Angeles–based architect.

The Brooklyn-based firm executed an extensive gut renovation and conversion of a multifamily building into a private residence.

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson and structural engineer Dewhurst MacFarlane partnered for this renovation at the Corning Museum of Glass, which was featured in the November 2001 issue.

‘The Invention of Park Avenue’ chronicles the construction of Grand Central Terminal and its seismic impact on Midtown Manhattan.

The British auction house's new U.S. headquarters on West 57th Street populates the lower floors of the Warren & Wetmore–designed neoclassical tower.

RECORD talks with Micah Springut, founder of the New York–based start-up, about his goals for the centuries-old art form and his new workspace in Brooklyn.

Also recognized at a recent ceremony was CookFox Architects, receiving the Firm Award.

The two-dozen honorees, ranging from public restrooms to concert halls to apartment buildings, include many projects published in RECORD.

The 11-story Joyce F. Brown Academic Building adds a social commons and much needed classroom space to the public college.