Articles Tagged with ''historic preservation''

In the Belgian city of Kortrijk, Groeninge Abbey's newest chapter is that of an art museum with revolving exhibitions.

Alexei Tajzler and Christie Johnson of HLZAE join the DESIGN:ED podcast to discuss the renovation of Manhattan's iconic Flatiron Building and the impact of historic preservation on modern architecture.

A versatile piazza anchored by a reconfigurable stage fuses together the ancient Roman civic space’s three halls.

The project, located in Quebec City’s leafy Montcalm neighborhood, stays true to Lapierre's ethos of celebrating the ordinary—with extraordinary results.

Seeking to avoid a gut renovation, the 2009 Design Vanguard preserves period touches while updating a stately 1892 structure under a breakneck timeframe.

Updating the limestone-clad 1905 structure required serious interventions, including inserting a sky-lit central staircase to directly connect the garden level with the rest of the house.

Featuring a variety of learning spaces, the new Upper East Side home of Advantage Testing was built in 1891 with a design by Vaux & Radford.

The five new grantees include significant academic buildings and churches designed by Black architects in Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and elsewhere.

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

The careful restoration of the 1828 Snider House maintains its stately red-brick front and incorporates a graceful glass addition.