Articles Tagged with ''Washington D.C.''

Depending upon visitors’ angle of approach, the structure either announces its presence boldly or hides behind an unassuming party wall—which more or less sums up the guiding principles around its design.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has released its 32nd annual list of places threatened by neglect, development, and disaster.

The former Architect of the Capitol spoke with RECORD about his three decades of public service, what the job requires, and his plans.

The reputable architectural photographer has promised a collected body of work to the Washington, D.C.-based museum.

A dynamic school replacement in Washington seeks to stimulate learning, curiosity, and joy.

In Washington, D.C., the design team of Rosetti Architects and Marshall Moya Design covers the side of a new basketball arena in terracotta-colored metal panels by Kingspan.

Long Island City in New York and National Landing near Alexandria, Virginia, will be the sites of Amazon’s sought-after second headquarters.

A dowdy 200-year-old townhouse in Washington, D.C. is born again as a light-filled contemporary residence.

The design-build giant Katerra, which recently added Michael Green Architecture to its ranks, has now acquired Lord Aeck Sargent.

An under-construction performance venue called the REACH will open to the public in September 2019.