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Articles by Laura Raskin

China Awards 2012: Chongqing Mountain and City Sales Office

Best Interiors: Merit Award
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Laura Raskin
July 1, 2012
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The sprawling metropolis of Chongqing sits in the Sichuan Basin, surrounded by mountain ranges.


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United States Embassy

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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2012
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KieranTimberlake The 613,000-square-foot embassy, set to break ground in 2013 and finish in 2017, will be the centerpiece of a 4.9-acre park site in Nine Elms, now comprised of warehouses and low-rise offices. Image courtesy KieranTimberlake/Studio AMD United States Embassy
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The Pinnacle

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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2012
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Kohn Pedersen Fox This spiraling, supertall office tower in the heart of London's financial center has been under construction since 2008, but work is currently on hold. When complete, it will reach 941 feet and 64 stories. Overlapping rectangular glass panels on the exterior of the facade will give it a snakeskin appearance. Image courtesy Kohn Pedersen Fox The Pinnacle
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King's Cross Square

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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2012
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Stanton Williams The renovation of King's Cross station (designed by John McAslan and Arup) will be capped off with a new public square to be completed by the end of 2013. The 1970s concourse extension will be demolished and replaced by 75,000 square feet of open space, with seating and an area for outdoor art exhibitions. Image courtesy Stanton Williams King's Cross Square
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Chelsea Barracks

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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2012
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Dixon Jones Architects Squire and Partners Kim Wilkie Associates The 12.8-acre site near trendy Chelsea and Belgravia was built in the 1860s and decommissioned and sold in 2008 for $1.5 billion. The master plan, to be completed in phases over the next six years, envisions housing, retail, and green space. Image courtesy Chelsea Barracks Partnership Chelsea Barracks
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Battersea Power Station

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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2012
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Unknown With its iconic four chimneys, Battersea is ripe for regeneration. Real Estate Opportunities purchased it in 2006 and tapped Rafael Vi'oly to master plan the site, but the architect's future involvement is unclear. The station is up for sale again. At press time, the Chelsea Football Club was one of 15 to make a bid. Photo © Russ Anderson Battersea Power Station
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20 Fenchurch Street

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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2012
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Rafael Vi'oly Architects Dubbed the "Walkie Talkie" because of its top-heavy shape, this 39-story, 1.1 million-square-foot office tower is under construction, with completion expected in 2014. A sky garden will feature 360-degree views of the city. Image courtesy Rafael Viñoly Architects 20 Fenchurch Street
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122 Leadenhall Street

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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2012
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Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners This 47-story office tower looks like it might shave a block of parm quite well, hence its nickname: "The Cheese Grater." In fact, the wedge profile respects views of St. Paul's Cathedral. Image courtesy Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners 122 Leadenhall Street
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Small House in an Olive Grove

Cooper Joseph Studio's Small House in a California olive grove complements the lushness of the landscape with cool grays and minimalist interiors.
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Laura Raskin
May 16, 2012
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On a steep 25-acre site near Sonoma, California, two scientists harvest some of the bounty from their vegetable gardens, olive trees, and beehives to deliver to a Michelin-starred restaurant in San Francisco.


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Elkhorn River Research Station

Probing the Depths: A sophisticated research station evokes a long-gone era while serving a modern purpose–the study of human beings' deleterious effects on our water sources.
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May 16, 2012
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The Elkhorn River Research Station could be mistaken for a rusting vestige of the steamboat days, left to disintegrate on the riverbank about 30 miles west of Omaha, like so many other industrial cast-offs.


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