Adaptive Reuse and Renovation

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Housed inside a formerly derelict Midtown loading dock and garage, Mexican restaurant Limusina offers a riot of sumptuous detailing and a well-choreographed layout.

The studio’s deconstruction work at an old nursing school in Manhattan is the first major project to follow an operational toolkit published by the city to reduce waste and embodied carbon.

PKA Architecture inserts a solarium and mezzanine into a newly revived condo in the old Standard Mill building.

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

Miller Hull creates a high-performing landmark for the storied capitol campus in Olympia, Washington.

The old Augusta Quarry at Fort Dickerson Park is now home to a series of amenity pavilions, walking trails, and a curving floating dock for swimmers.

The rehabilitation of a beloved student hub successfully settles into its historic context with a stone-brick clad addition.

A former fish processing plant along Salmon Bay becomes a burgeoning commercial hub named West Canal Yards.

At the site of Bedford-Stuyvesant’s old St. John’s College, the Hartby adds 205 rental apartments and amenities to a changing neighborhood.