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WSP, Walter P Moore, and ME Engineers top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest sports...
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T-Mobile Arena. Photo: Courtesy Populous, Jeff Goldberg
Populous, HOK, and HKS top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest sports sector architec...
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Abundant daylighting, triple-pane windows, and sound attenuation measures are among the wellness-focused features at the 21W20 luxury condo development in New York City’s Flatiron District. Courtesy Gale International.
As the competition for renters and buyers heats up, multifamily developers look to health and wel...
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Courtesy UNStudio
The 63-story tower will house a Mandarin Oriental hotel, residences, and restaurants.
The headquarters of the Dairy Farmers of America is an example of a new breed of suburban corporate campuses that complement an emerging growth corridor—in this case, Kansas City, Kan.—that already included retail, restaurants, and residential. The 110,000-sf building was designed with an eye toward recruitment and retention. HOK was the design architect for the office; JE Dunn Construction built it. Photo: Michael Robinson.
Is the shift toward attracting younger workers too much or not enough?
The 2,315-sf, third-floor penthouse at the Sanctuary. “The space is art itself,” says the new owner, a real estate lawyer/developer. “I’m still discovering new angles and vantage points from which to enjoy my home. Living in a 120-year-old church on Capitol Hill is a truly unique experience.” PHOTOS: © ERIC TAYLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Once there were 857 churches in the District of Columbia. Now there are 856. One of them became a...
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Halkin Mason Photography, Courtesy of KSS Architects
Turner Construction Co., Structure Tone, and Holder Construction top BD+C’s ranking of t...
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Photo: Wright Heerema Architects
AECOM, WSP, and Thornton Tomasetti top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest office sec...
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Photo: Davis Architects
Gensler, Jacobs, and HOK top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest office sector archit...
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The residential communities were designed by KWK Architects and combine living and learning ameni...
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The 190,000-sf Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience, which opens next month on the campus of the University of Southern California, will provide research and lab space for the Engineering, Arts & Sciences, and Medical schools. This is the largest building on campus, and its construction required more than 50,000 yards of soil to be exported, 4.5 million pounds of concrete and rebar for poured-in-place floors and walls, and 2,000-plus steel embeds for a suspended clean room plenum leel and exterior masonry. Image: USC
The building is designed to maximize recruitment and interaction of scientists and researchers....
The Chez Family Foundation Center for Wounded Veterans in Higher Education is the first building...
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Left out of this ongoing national debate over infrastructure are the nation’s other publ...
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Rendering courtesy of The Beach Company
Summer Wind will be about half an hour outside of Charleston, S.C., in the rapidly expanding Summ...
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Photo courtesy of Perkins+Will
Almost 15,000 sf of space was added to the original, four-story building.
The 250,000-sf Lee Magnet High School, East Baton Rouge, La., is organized around three academies, each with 400 students, specializing in STEM, biomedical, and digital arts. Photo: Michael Robinson Photography.
Some long-term K-12 trends—like beefing up safety and security, and designing for more natural li...
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Interconnected systems (such as the Schlage Control lock shown here) are being used in multifamily complexes, student housing, and senior-living communities. Photo courtesy Schlage
Four certified security professionals offer important advice.
The Dero Decker two-tiered bike parking system.
Bamboo wall panels, an adaptable prep sink, and a two-tiered bike parking system are among the pr...
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Instead of a library, Hermantown High School, near Duluth, Minn., has a wired media center. Books are available in a high-density storage area. Photo: Steve Silverman Photography.
Gilbane Building Co., Balfour Beatty US, and Skanska USA top BD+C’s ranking of the natio...
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Rendering courtesy of Studio Ma
The science and research complex will include an atrium biome filled with plants and water.
Waunakee Intermediate School Library, Photo: EUA
AECOM, IMEG/KJWW/TTG, and STV top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest K-12 sector eng...
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Courtesy: Legat Architects
Stantec, DLR Group, and PBK top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest K-12 sector archi...
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Living the Till, EoA Inc.'s treetop hotel resort concept, is this year's Radical Innovation grand prize winner. The concept, which allows for temporary inhabitable living in remote areas, was chosen from 65 entries. Image: EoA Inc.
The grand prize hotel concept gives new meaning to “back to nature.”
P3 is taking off in airport construction. The $1.6 billion Midfield Satellite Concourse at the Los Angeles International Airport is among the P3-driven projects in the works. Rendering: Corgan in association with Gensler
The $4 billion renovation of New York City’s LaGuardia Airport is the first major U.S. aviation p...
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Aspired Living of Westmont, a 107-unit assisted living and memory care community developed by Pathway to Living, is currently welcoming residents in Westmont, Ill. Photo: Aspired Living of Westmont.
Aspired Living of Westmont is a 107-unit assisted living and memory care community.
A rendering of the Innovation Complex in Providence, R.I., which broke ground last month. The 191,000-sf complex is the latest “knowledge community”—and the second in Providence—to be developed by Wexford Science + Technology. Image: Wexford
The campus is expected to include an Aloft hotel.
Photo: Skanska
AECOM, Burns & McDonnell, and Arup top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest airpor...
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A red room in the LEGO House with a LEGO waterfall. Photo: Iwan Baan
The 12,000-sm building is part of Billund, Denmark’s goal to become the ‘Capital for Children.’...
The FBI’s Biometric Technology Center is designed to accommodate the future of the Bureau’s largest division, Criminal Justice Information Services. Its modular design enables a flexible and adaptable workplace
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View from classrooms (Building A) to learning platforms and play area at the Awty International School in Houston. Photo: Shepley Bulfinch
Shepley Bulfinch designed the 75,000-sf campus.
