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 Generated on May 22 2021 08:45 AM

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The Architect’s Newspaper



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The most authoritative voice on architecture and design in the United States.



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locale en_US
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title The Architect's Newspaper
description The most authoritative voice on architecture and design in the United States.
url https://www.archpaper.com/
site_name The Architect’s Newspaper
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  • [H2] Ad Blocker Detected
  • [H3] A restaurant barge devoted to cheese is now moored on a London canal
  • [H3] Daily digest: RIBA partners with Google Arts & Culture, another noose discovered at an Amazon construction site, and more
  • [H3] Inspector who failed to detect potentially “catastrophic” fracture on Memphis bridge fired
  • [H3] The Nordic Pavilion, What We Share, speculates on cohabitation at the Venice Architecture Biennale
  • [H3] Amale Andraos is stepping down as dean of Columbia GSAPP
  • [H3] Daily digest: Adopting Notre Dame art, Google is opening its first retail store, and more
  • [H3] Here’s what to see at the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale
  • [H3] Avant-Garde as Method tracks the secret history of the Soviet Russian Bauhaus
  • [H3] Winners announced in Low-Rise: Housing Ideas for Los Angeles design challenge
  • [H3] Point supported glass—How much does it really cost?
  • [H3] A new proposal may curtail the use of timber construction in Los Angeles
  • [H3] The Architecture Billings Index continued to rise in April
  • [H3] MoMA’s Reconstructions reaches toward another world
  • [H3] Igor Marjanović named dean of Rice School of Architecture
  • [H3] Oakland Museum of California will unveil its campus refresh in June after lengthy closure
  • [H3] Artist Theaster Gates will design the 2022 Serpentine Pavilion
  • [H3] Lincoln Center’s plaza goes GREEN for the summer
  • [H3] Daily digest: James Turrell’s newest Skyspace, Frank Gehry’s jazz opera, and more
  • [H3] Op-ed: Rethinking roles and reforming rules are required to mitigate wildfire risks
  • [H3] The postdigital has made the things around us into friends and enemies. It’s time to reevaluate the relationship
  • [H3] Moynihan Train Hall is a new type of civic space for New York, a place for arriving and departing, moving and standing still
  • [H3] Op-ed: SOM’s Project Commodore threatens to overshadow Grand Central Terminal. But are concerns over its height overblown?
  • [H3] An embassy building boom reveals a turn from symbolism to technocratic competence
  • [H3] Hashim Sarkis discusses staging an international biennale in ‘interesting times’
  • [H3] The 19th-century landscape design principles that shaped the Midwest are still with us today
  • [H3] Mapping the timber industry boom in 2021
  • [H3] Skylab brings a timber Outpost to Oregon’s waterfront
  • [H3] The Oregon State University College of Forestry defers to the landscape
  • [H3] Florida’s Center for Health & Wellbeing promotes all-around care through holistic design
  • [H3] SWA Group tapped for memorial and LGBTQ+ space at Harvey Milk Plaza
  • [H3] Pennsylvania State Senator Nikil Saval talks urban planning and architecture criticism
  • [H3] A new history center in Tulsa’s Greenwood district recounts a grievous past while spurring future change
  • [H3] Biden cancels Trump administration’s “American Hero”-stuffed statue park
  • [H3] L.A.’s Barnsdall Art Park Foundation launches major olive tree planting and care initiative
  • [H3] Pratt is launching a new Master’s in Landscape Architecture program
  • [H3] Daily digest: New York’s 24-7 subway service returns, Arup wants to queer public spaces, and more
  • [H3] Memphis’s Hernando de Soto Bridge shuttered after major fracture discovered
  • [H3] In Boston, the new South Station tower will bring much-needed transit upgrades
  • [H3] Kin & Company preambles New York’s reopening with 20 socially-interactive designs
  • [H3] Brooklyn Public Library’s iconic Central Branch debuts a Toshiko Mori-led refresh
  • [H3] Snaidero USA outfits luxury residences in Chicago’s The St. Regis
  • [H3] Tom Wiscombe Architecture’s Sunset Spectacular harnesses aerospace engineering for a 21st-century billboard
  • [H3] AN launches its first Facades+ conference of 2021: “Facade+Southeast: Breaking the Georgian Mold”
  • [H3] Bankside housing complex brings textured continuity to the Harlem River waterfront
  • [H3] Art Gensler passes away at 85
  • [H3] Terence Riley, former Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at the MoMA, is dead
  • [H3] Kin & Company preambles New York’s reopening with 20 socially-interactive designs
  • [H3] Brooklyn Public Library’s iconic Central Branch debuts a Toshiko Mori-led refresh
  • [H3] Snaidero USA outfits luxury residences in Chicago’s The St. Regis
  • [H3] Tom Wiscombe Architecture’s Sunset Spectacular harnesses aerospace engineering for a 21st-century billboard
  • [H3] AN launches its first Facades+ conference of 2021: “Facade+Southeast: Breaking the Georgian Mold”
  • [H3] Bankside housing complex brings textured continuity to the Harlem River waterfront
  • [H3] What exactly is the art museum in modern times?
  • [H3] A new book about architecture and capitalism reveals the problem with today’s mode of criticism
  • [H3] With help from ARO, the Dia Art Foundation reasserts its presence in Manhattan
  • [H3] Worcester Red Sox play first home game at the newly completed Polar Park
  • [H3] Macy’s announces flagship-topping skyscraper and $235 million investment in Herald Square
  • [H3] Populous completes its neighborhood-fusing soccer stadium in Cincinnati
  • [H3] 60 Wall Street’s eccentric Kevin Roche and John Dinkeloo-designed atrium will be gutted in $250 million refresh
  • [H3] Daily digest: Big Ben bell foundry will become a hotel, a new Met Museum plaque, and more
  • [H3] Tokyo’s Nakagin Capsule Tower faces renewed threats of demolition
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Url Domain : archpaper.com
Length : 13
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