Articles Tagged with ''New York City''

The June 27 event at the newly reopened Manhattan museum also featured Beyer Blinder Belle’s Richard Southwick and Frick director Axel Rüger.

Aiming to ‘foster collaboration and solidarity across the city’s design sector’ during difficult times, the network launched with 15 founding organizations.

CookFox Architects cofounder Rick Cook joins DESIGN:ED to discuss urban design within the context of New York City and the adaptive design behind the reenvisioning of the Terminal Warehouse in West Chelsea.

When designing projects big and small, Almost Studio’s Dorian Booth and Anthony Gagliardi playfully repurpose architectural and art history.

A historic brick and timber warehouse, once home to an infamous nightclub, gets a new lease on life.

The Brutalist masterpiece and its distinctive lobby are protected before Sotheby’s—and Herzog & de Meuron—move in.

In New York’s Financial District, the country’s largest commercial-to-residential conversion offers lessons for easing the housing crunch.

Selldorf Architects’ understated expansion neatly fills the house-museum’s last remaining nooks and crannies.

A 1903 Ditmas Park residence receives careful updates that honor original architectural details while providing contemporary function.