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Within an old industrial facility overlooking the Cumberland River, architects create interconnected courtyards and framed views.

The structure is clad in black-tinted glass and features a single open space to run trials of curtain wall installs.

CS2 House connects a cylindrical volume with a sloped shed roof to create an eccentric prototype for low-cost living.

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

Read two assessments published in October 1991 upon the opening of the Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates–designed Sainsbury Wing—newly revamped by Selldorf Architects—at the National Gallery in London.

The gateway is the first completed piece of South Station’s multiphase transformation.

The transformation at London’s National Gallery aims to fly under the public radar.

A honeycomb-shaped education facility showcases modern manufacturing machinery, and the people operating it.

In this June 1977 article, William Marlin mulls over the deeper implications, clouded by controversy, that lie beneath the making of Henry Cobb’s elegant Boston edifice.

The 27-story Harwood No.14 is the Tokyo firm’s third completed project—and the tallest building overall—in the mixed-use enclave.