Articles Tagged with ''New York City''

The colossal new book is 'sweeping in its detail, insightful in its selections, and astonishing in its research' writes architect Mark Foster Gage.

The institution’s new purpose-built digs on 125th Street, designed by Adjaye Associates with Cooper Robertson, has double the exhibition space than its predecessor.

The Packer Institute welcomes a nature-connected contemporary classroom annex to its architecturally varied Brooklyn Heights campus.

Designed by Adjaye Associates with Cooper Robertson, the cultural institution’s new home replaces a century-old building adapted for the museum by J. Max Bond Jr. in the early 1980s.

The nearly two-century old building in the rapidly changing Gowanus neighborhood required myriad structural interventions and features a design that maximizes space.

Replacing (and recycling some of) SOM’s 1960 Union Carbide tower, the new all-electric skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan is the sixth tallest in New York at nearly 1,400 feet.

Joining featured speakers Jennifer Bonner, Amin Taha, French 2D, Alvisi Kirimoto, and Michael Brotherton is our inaugural Architect of Record awardee, Thomas Phifer.

This marks the first time that the urban planning organization has presented two architects simultaneously with its prestigious Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Medal.

In addition to sprawling stacked soundstages, the brawny studio complex in Astoria features a promenade along Luyster Creek.

Employing membrane-assisted radiant cooling, the scalable structure, developed by a team that included Henning Larsen and researchers from U Penn, will remain on view until the end of this month.