Miriam Sitz

Miriam Sitz was a staff writer and editor for Architectural Record from 2015 to 2020, during which time she served as the web editor, then senior news & web editor.

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Arts Centers & Museums

Ten Best Arts Centers of 2015

Finest Arts: Our 10 favorite museums and performing arts centers of 2015.
Miriam Sitz
December 22, 2015
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These fine and performing arts centers by Rem Koolhaas, Bureau V, MAD, Thomas Phifer and Partners, Zaha Hadid, SOM, Renzo Piano, Tadao Ando, and Carme Pinós earned their places in our year-end roundup.
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Kengo Kuma to Design Tokyo Olympic Stadium

Officials selected Kuma's plan for a wood and steel structure over a design by Toyo Ito.
Miriam Sitz
December 22, 2015
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Government officials in Japan have selected Kengo Kuma’s plan for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Stadium. The architect submitted the winning proposal along with construction and support firms Taisei Corp. and Azusa Sekkei Co.
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Houses

Top 10 Houses of 2015

RECORD editors have selected the 10 best residential projects covered this year.
Miriam Sitz
December 21, 2015
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From Spain to Japan and California to New York, the ten best houses covered by Architectural Record this year bring elegance and innovation to the art of residential architecture.
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Renderings Released for New 2020 Tokyo Olympic Stadium

The Japan Sport Council has revealed two proposed designs for the national stadium.
Miriam Sitz
December 14, 2015
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The Japan Sport Council has revealed two new designs for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic stadium. The council did not identify the architects' offices behind the proposals, which are being referred to as A and B, but plans to select the winner this month.
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Architectural Record Moves to the Empire State Building

Miriam Sitz
November 2, 2015
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RECORD editors and staff set up shop in the "last and most magnificent of towers". Photo © Eric Kilby, via Flickr For the first time today, the Architectural Record team comes to work at the Empire State Building. Designed by Shreve, Lamb, and Harmon and built in 1931, the structure stood as the world’s tallest building for nearly 40 years. It now ranks fifth in height in the United States and 25th in the world.The 102-story skyscraper has played a role in more than 250 movies, from classic films like King Kong, An Affair to Remember, and Sleepless in Seattle,
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