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At Vassar, a New Addition by Frederick Fisher and Partners Combines Hospitality with Lofty Institutional Goals

November 20, 2024

The 48,000-square-foot Institute for Liberal Arts also houses a boutique hotel and restaurant, creating a dialogue between the school’s architectural heritage and community-focused future.

Corning Museum of Glass Opens Expanded Studio in 1951 Harrison & Abramovitz Building

Pansy Schulman

October 30, 2024

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CJS Architects creates a world-class glassmaking facility within the confines of the midcentury research laboratory's original envelope.

Elizabeth Street Garden Gets Temporary Stay of Eviction

Pansy Schulman

October 25, 2024

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The Lower Manhattan public space will remain open, for now, after seemingly losing its decade-long fight over an affordable housing development.

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Snøhetta’s Vibrant Library for a Queens Neighborhood Embraces Artistic Flair

Queens, New York

Ian Volner

October 11, 2024

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Featuring an abstract, calligraphic design that snakes across a glass facade, the two-story structure in Far Rockaway seeks to honor the rapidly changing neighborhood.

Record Houses 2024

Worrell Yeung Designs an Object in the Landscape on a Spectacular Waterfront Setting

East Hampton, New York

Josephine Minutillo

September 11, 2024

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The steel-glass-and-cedar Frame House’s gridded facade alternates opacity and transparency to offer street-facing privacy and breathtaking bay views.

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Shingled No More: The Demise of East Hampton’s Otto Spaeth House

Suzanne Stephens

September 11, 2024

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The loss of a 1955 Modernist gem demonstrates that preservation cannot rely on the kindness of strangers, even of the super-rich.

In Focus

Rockwell Group Gives a Private Club's Basement Theater a Makeover

New York

Joann Gonchar, FAIA

August 14, 2024

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The firm returns to NeueHouse to rethink its below-grade cinema space.

In Memoir, Larry Silverstein Provides an Insider's View of Ground Zero's Transformation

Review: The Rising: The Twenty-Year Battle to Rebuild the World Trade Center by Larry Silverstein

Izzy Kornblatt

August 5, 2024

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The 93-year-old New York developer's retelling of his role in the World Trade Center's rebirth offers some real-estate insight, but avoids personal introspection.

The Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center Opens in New York

Pansy Schulman

July 1, 2024

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Housed in the original space that fomented the seminal LGBTQ+ uprising in 1969, the new center honors the past and looks toward the future.

Sports & Recreation 2024

Perkins&Will's No-Nonsense Tennis Center for Columbia University Adapts to Climate Challenges

New York City

Joann Gonchar, FAIA

July 1, 2024

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From innovative flood adaptation strategies to carefully considered materials, the courts balance practicality with thoughtful design.

Articles Tagged with ''New York''

At Vassar, a New Addition by Frederick Fisher and Partners Combines Hospitality with Lofty Institutional Goals

Corning Museum of Glass Opens Expanded Studio in 1951 Harrison & Abramovitz Building

Elizabeth Street Garden Gets Temporary Stay of Eviction

Snøhetta’s Vibrant Library for a Queens Neighborhood Embraces Artistic Flair

Worrell Yeung Designs an Object in the Landscape on a Spectacular Waterfront Setting

Shingled No More: The Demise of East Hampton’s Otto Spaeth House

Rockwell Group Gives a Private Club's Basement Theater a Makeover

In Memoir, Larry Silverstein Provides an Insider's View of Ground Zero's Transformation

The Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center Opens in New York

Perkins&Will's No-Nonsense Tennis Center for Columbia University Adapts to Climate Challenges

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