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Architectural Record - February, 2023

2023 February

In February, RECORD explores renovation, restoration, and adaptive reuse projects in Antwerp, San Francisco, New York, and Sydney. In Jamaica, Queens a former tuberculosis hospital is reborn as affordable housing; a Canadian hotel gets the royal treatment; and a pair of U.K. artists’ homes are memorialized as museums. Lighting showcases illuminating schemes for a national library in Paris and a Manhattan office. Landscape reveals a reimagined botanic garden in Portland, Oregon, while House of the Month in Vermont echoes historic ski-lodge vernacular. In news: an Anabelle Selldorf Q&A, a Reinier de Graaf book review, and tributes to Cervin Robinson, Arata Isozaki, and Renée Gailhoustet.

Check back throughout the month for additional content.

Quay Quarter Tower

2023 Renovation, Restoration, & Adaptive Reuse Projects

February 1, 2023

This month's Building Type Study showcases building reuse at a variety of scales.

Quay Quarter Tower

3XN’s Quay Quarter Tower in Sydney Transforms and Expands an Outmoded 1970s Skyscraper

Joann Gonchar

Joann Gonchar, FAIA

May 18, 2023

In reinventing an aging Sydney office tower, the Danish firm offers an alternative to demolition.

Royal Museum of Fine Arts

KAAN Architecten Stages a Disappearing Act at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp

Antwerp, Belgium

Andrew Ayers

February 1, 2023

The Dutch studio discreetly inserts a contemporary addition inside a Beaux-Arts museum.

Building 12

Perkins&Will Raises Expectations at Former San Francisco Shipbuilding Hub

February 1, 2023

In a triumph of historic preservation, the firm lifts an old pier building to accommodate climate change and new economic realities.

Bronx Children’s Museum

Doors Open at Bronx Children's Museum to a New Topographical Playscape by O'Neill McVoy Architects

New York

Leopoldo Villardi

Leopoldo Villardi

February 1, 2023

Once a ‘museum without walls,’ the new brick-and-mortar home is located on the top floor of a former powerhouse at the north end of Mill Pond Park.

Quay Quarter Tower

2023 Renovation, Restoration, & Adaptive Reuse Projects

February 1, 2023

This month's Building Type Study showcases building reuse at a variety of scales.

Josephine Minutillo, Editor in Chief of Architectural Record

February 2023 Editor's Letter: Infinite Possibilities

Josephine Minutillo

Josephine Minutillo

February 1, 2023

With the February issue, Josephine Minutillo takes the helm as editor in chief at Architectural Record.

Leach Botanical Garden

Land Morphology Creates an Architectural Dreamscape for Leach Botanical Garden

Portland, Oregon

February 17, 2023

An aerial tree walk is the centerpiece of a reimagined botanical garden in Portland, Oregon.

Royal Hotel

Giannone Petricone Associates Gives a Long-Abandoned Victorian Hotel in Canada the Royal Treatment

Picton, Ontario

February 9, 2023

The Toronto-based firm transforms a dilapidated Ontario hotel into a feast for the eyes.

Leighton House

A Pair of Renovated and Expanded Artist-House Museums Reopens in the U.K.

Sudbury and London

Tim A

February 16, 2023

The recently refurbished house museums of painters Sir Frederick Leighton and Thomas Gainsborough let art and life intermingle.

Stowe House

A Vermont Mountain House by McLeod Kredell Architects Speaks to its Surroundings

Stowe, Vermont

Laura Raskin

February 15, 2023

Inspired by Stowe’s early ski-lodge vernacular, the architects perched the house gently on the site, eschewing the excesses of resort culture.

Triboro Hospital

A Tuberculosis Hospital Gets a New Lease on Life as Affordable and Supportive Housing

Jamaica, Queens

Leopoldo Villardi

Leopoldo Villardi

February 13, 2023

The T Building, formerly the Triboro Hospital for Tuberculosis, was rehabilitated by Dunn Development, SLCE, Old Structures Engineering, and architectural conservator Mary Kay Judy.

Annabelle Selldorf

Newsmaker: Annabelle Selldorf Takes on the Critics

Josephine Minutillo

Josephine Minutillo

February 3, 2023

In conversation with RECORD, the founder of the New York-based firm known for its work in renovation and expansion to cultural projects, defends designs that have faced recent controversy.

Architect Verb

Reinier de Graaf's Latest Book Is a How-To Guide for Architect-ing

Review: 'Architect, Verb: The New Language of Building' by Reinier de Graaf

Tim A

February 22, 2023

OMA partner and the author of three books over the last six years, Reinier de Graaf writes from within the world of architecture on everything from building codes to architectural awards.

GOA

Guess the Architect: February 2023

February 10, 2023

This month's contest features a historic opera house that was reconstructed by a European architect known for the use of stripped-down traditional forms.

On Architecture at ArkDes

Snapshot: ArkDes's "Groundbreaking" Exhibition Showcases the Work of Tham & Videgård Beneath a Transparent Floor

On: Architecture is on view at ArkDes in Stockholm through August 2023

February 24, 2023

The subterranean display within the floor of Sweden's national center for architecture and design presents an "archaeological excavation" of the work of the Stockholm-based studio and 2009 Design Vanguard.

An Eye Toward the Past: Remembering Architectural Photographer Cervin Robinson (1928–2022)

Leopoldo Villardi

Leopoldo Villardi

January 18, 2023

The late photographer sought to capture a holistic view of the built environment over a storied career that spanned seven decades.

Tribute: Arata Isozaki (1931–2022)

Fred A. Bernstein

December 30, 2022

In a long, global career, the post-war Japanese architect designed buildings that expressed an unorthodox modernism.

Aric Chen and Arata Isozaki

Tribute: Curator and Writer Aric Chen Remembers the Late Arata Isozaki

January 30, 2023

RECORD's international correspondent recounts time spent with the Pritzker Prize–winning architect, who died last December at the age of 91.

Renee Gailhoustet

Tribute: Renée Gailhoustet (1929–2023)

Andrew Ayers

January 10, 2023

The French architect and champion of social housing lived in a project of her own design until her death at 93.

Bibliotheque Nationale de France

Lighting Design Firm 8’8” Illuminates the Renewed Bibliothèque Nationale de France

Paris

Andrew Ayers

February 21, 2023

Joining L’Atelier Gaudin Architectes, the firm developed countless solutions for the historic Paris institution that range from the spectacular to the discreet.

Light Fall

In a New York Office Building, Loisos + Ubbelohde’s Fiber-Optic Sculpture Glows with the Light of the Sun

The solar-powered 'Light Fall' illuminates the interior stairwell of a company’s East Coast headquarters

Joann Gonchar

Joann Gonchar, FAIA

February 20, 2023

The 208-foot-long light sculpture extends through the 15-story space, illuminating it with sunlight captured from the roof—not electricity.

New Lighting Products for Winter 2023

Illuminating Trends: New Lighting Products for Winter 2023

Sheila Kim.

February 27, 2023

These new lighting systems and fixtures were designed for a variety of building needs and aesthetics.

New Flooring Products for Winter 2023

New Flooring Products for Winter 2023

Sheila Kim.

February 24, 2023

Floor coverings are seeing a resurgence in color with uplifting pastels, calming neutrals, and bold and contrasting hues.

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