BD+C Contributing Editor C.C. Sullivan recently penned a thought-provoking essay on whether there's such a thing as architecture that helps protect occupants from gun violence. Gated communities like the Idaho enclave The Citadel constitute one...
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The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has announced that Dan Winters recently joined the organization as Senior... |
The renovation of a former textile mill in Lowell, Mass., into a mixed-use facility features whimsical salvaged architectural materials including some from the former home of Theodore Giesel, better known as Dr. Seuss. The off-beat flourishes are...
Adolfson & Peterson Construction, one the nation’s top school builders, took responsibility for the implementation of Garden City, Kan.’s new 385,000-sf high school, which accommodates 2,000 + students....
WATERBURY, CONN. – Residents of this New England town are discovering that an elementary school can teach valuable lessons and restore a measure of civic pride through architecture and art.
Designed by New Haven-based architecture, art and...
WATERBURY, CONN. – Residents of this New England town are discovering that an elementary school can teach valuable lessons and restore a measure of civic pride through architecture and art.
Designed by New Haven-based architecture, art and...
The City of Rahway (N.J.) Redevelopment Agency recently unveiled a dynamic icon representing the city's revitalization, in the form of a stunning Performing Arts Center.
Hamilton Stage is the pinnacle of the renovation and expansion of a...
With a distinct mix of upscale retail shops, find dining, state-of-the-art offices and residential homes, Houston’s CityCentre combines several luxury amenities for both visitors and residents. Boasting more than 825,000 square feet...
Every day, more than 300,000 motorists pass by the electronic sign alongside Interstate 110 that announces coming events at the Los Angeles Coliseum and the Sports Arena — the venue listed on the National Register of Historic...
Thanks for your thoughtful responses to the post about the upcoming PBS special, ’10 Buildings That Changed America,’ hosted by Geoffrey Baer, in which I took exception (unfairly, I admit, not having...
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