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In the August 2021 issue, Architectural Record explores imaginative solutions for urban transportation hubs and other infrastructure in a section that doubles as the CEU. Read about a range of projects from an elegant pedestrian bridge in Lower Manhattan to an ongoing megaproject transforming Stuttgart’s central rail station and take an online quiz to earn one hour of continuing education credit. Other stories take a closer look at Frank Gehry’s LUMA Arles tower and the recently-renovated La Samaritaine building in France. Plus, explore a lighting section and new outdoor products for the summer—all in this issue, and more!
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Ingenhoven Architects’ long-running project will expand Stuttgart’s main station with a light-filled, below-grade train hall in smooth, sculpted concrete.
A revamp to Sydney’s Central Station by Woods Bagot and John McAslan + Partners eases circulation and strengthens connections, for passengers and pedestrians.
While One Dalton succeeds the Hancock Tower by 45 years, it shares many of the same ambitions as its older cousin in its restraint, sculptural clarity, and abstraction.
