Swedish Edmonds Ambulatory Care Center by NBBJ Edmonds, Washington Miriam Sitz July 2, 2017 One Comment A new emergency department boldly signals the high quality of a community hospital’s services.Read More
Ontario Residence by David Jameson Architect Washington, DC June 23, 2017 One Comment A Maryland-based architect reimagines the row house within a narrow urban site.Read More
Aesop in D.C. by David Jameson Architects Washington, D.C. Braulio Agnese April 1, 2017 No Comments David Jameson designs an Australian skin-care brand’s first store in the nation’s capital.Read More
11th Street Bridge Park by OMA with OLIN Washington, D.C. Josephine Minutillo April 1, 2017 No Comments An X-shaped bridge over the Anacostia River in Washington, D.C., will offer various indoor and outdoor spaces for a wide range of planned programs.Read More
Whitman-Walker Health by Perkins+Will Washington, D.C. Braulio Agnese April 1, 2017 No Comments A well established nonprofit expands its LGBTQ health care and social services in Washington, D.C.Read More
Film Review: A Legacy of Mies and King Dante A. Ciampaglia March 1, 2017 No Comments A new documentary tracks the work and preparation done to modernize Washington, D.C.’s central library.Read More
New Renderings Released of Frank Gehry and AECOM’s Revised Eisenhower Memorial Fred A. Bernstein January 13, 2017 3 Comments The revised design will be presented on January 23 to the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts.Read More
Continuing Education: School Security and Safety Katharine Logan January 1, 2017 No Comments Three new schools provide an alternative to the fortress approach to security.Read More
National Museum of African American History and Culture by Freelon Adjaye Bond/Smith GroupJJR Washington, D.C. Josephine Minutillo November 1, 2016 One Comment A museum dedicated to the African-American story fills the last spot on the National Mall.Read More
Architecture and the History of Race The story of the African American experience can be powerfully reflected in the built environment. Cathleen McGuigan October 1, 2016 No Comments I grew up during the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s and, like many others of my generation, I like to think I am well-informed about the history of race in the United States.Read More