The historic residence, which underwent an $11-million renovation, reopened to the public on March 29, 2019.

The project adds almost 60,000 square feet of space to the building.

As the museum celebrates its fiftieth anniversary, the second phase of renovations draws to a close.

The project will transform and expand the school’s primary facility.

Neglected urban centers are getting a second chance through renewed interest in the character and charm of historic areas.

Annabelle Selldorf’s discreet plan to renovate the 1914 mansion on the Upper East Side of Manhattan frames views to the museum’s Russell Page–designed garden.

A London-based firm renovates an existing brick townhouse in the borough of Camden.

In Zurich, the conversion of a 170-year-old single-family house and adjacent workshops into apartments is a study in contrasts.

The museum, located in San Francisco’s Beaux Arts Civic Center, will gain a new pavilion and terrace.

The Los Angeles–based firm will overhaul the museum’s oldest cultural gallery with input from curators, conservators, and representatives of the native peoples whose artifacts reside in the collection.