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Articles by Laura Raskin

Taiwan Pavilion at the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale

Firm to Watch: Bureau Spectacular

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Laura Raskin
June 16, 2015
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Jimenez Lai's firm designs playfully theoretical structures.
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Briefly Noted

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Laura Raskin
May 16, 2015
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Saving Place: 50 Years of New York City Landmarks, edited by Donald Albrecht and Andrew S. Dolkart. Photographic portfolios by Iwan Baan. The Monacelli Press, 2015, 208 pages, $50. Filled with Iwan Baan's people-centric photographs of New York City's five boroughs and his famous helicopter aerials, Saving Place celebrates the 50th anniversary of the New York City Landmarks Law. “Much of what we love about New York today we owe to the law and its administering body,” writes Robert A.M. Stern in the introduction. With archival photographs, too, the book narrates the preservation movement, from its origins to its later
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District Hall

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Laura Raskin
May 16, 2015
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Boston is full of co-working centers, incubators, and labs, but most are housed within one of the city's 50 institutions of higher education, cloaked with exclusivity or even anonymity simply by association. Others are part of a particular company, perhaps relegated to the corner of a lobby or makeshift space. District Hall, the result of a public-private partnership, belongs to everyone, and it's a smash hit, not just an idealistic showpiece for the city. The bright, airy 12,000-square-foot building on the South Boston waterfront, across from Diller, Scofidio + Renfro's Institute of Contemporary Art, is an innovation center unaffiliated with
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The Lightbox

The Lightbox by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Point Roberts, Washington
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Laura Raskin
April 16, 2015
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Designed for an architectural photographer, a house in the woods has an innovative spirit and a modular concept that enables Modernism on a budget.
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East Boston Branch Library

Narrative Arc: An open-plan, single-room branch library lends books and serves as a place for a young and diverse community to come together.
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Laura Raskin
March 16, 2015
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An open-plan, single-room branch library lends books and serves as a place for a young and diverse community to come together.


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Architecture For Humanity Closes

Architecture for Humanity Closes, But Chapters Go On

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Laura Raskin
February 12, 2015
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On January 1, the San Francisco-based nonprofit Architecture for Humanity (AFH) quietly closed.


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Studio Ma, Phoenix

A sustainability-focused firm draws from the desert environment for its economical, innovative designs.
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Laura Raskin
December 16, 2014
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Kindred spirits” is how the four partners at Studio Ma describe themselves, and their affinities can be broadly divided into two camps: their respect for and love of the American Southwest, where they are based, and the drive to produce good design on tight budgets.
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Manzanita Hall at Arizona State University

Diamonds are Forever: A beloved '60s dormitory—once the tallest building in Arizona—was adapted to the needs of today's plugged-in students
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Laura Raskin
November 15, 2014
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A beloved '60s dormitory—once the tallest building in Arizona—was adapted to the needs of today's plugged-in students Manzanita Hall makes a striking statement on the northern edge of the Arizona State University, Tempe, campus, across from the Sun Devil Stadium and blocks from the downtown.


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Emergency Health Care Gets a New Face in NYC

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Laura Raskin
September 15, 2014
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Perkins Eastman restored Albert Ledner’s 1964 National Maritime Union headquarters in Manhattan’s West Village, and inserted a stand-alone emergency department inside. When New York’s St. Vincent’s Hospital closed in 2010 after years of financial strife, Greenwich Village lost a beloved 150-year-old institution that had served the poor and working class and was “ground zero” when the AIDS epidemic erupted in the 1980s. While most of the St. Vincent’s campus was demolished, a quirky precast-concrete building on Seventh Avenue between West 12th and 13th streets, designed by Albert Ledner and completed in 1964, remained. St. Vincent’s purchased it in 1973, but
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Sarah Oppenheimer

Sarah Oppenheimer

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Laura Raskin
August 16, 2014
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Sarah Oppenheimer studied painting at Yale, where she received her M.F.A. in 1999, but, over the last decade, architecture has been her canvas and medium. Oppenheimer manipulates existing architectural spaces, distorting our perception of an interior’s geometry and programmatic logic. 


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