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David Childs, SOM firm leader, dies at 83
David Childs, the lauded SOM architect perhaps best known for realizing One World Trade Center died on March 26 in Pelham, ...
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Instead of waiting for acceptance and appreciation, women in the AEC community are creating their own safer, more satisfying job sites
Lately when you might expect women architects to be worried about the rebuilding of gender barriers, they already have a ...
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Los Angeles architects are hard at work rebuilding after the fires and thinking about what comes next
In January, the world watched in horror as wildfires tore through Southern California neighborhoods, destroying more than ...
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KTGY wraps a California art gallery in charred Douglas fir
For the Edes Building in Morgan Hill, California, a contemporary art gallery and a wine bar, design architect KTGY exposed ...
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AIA announces search for new EVP/CEO, chaired by Kimberly Dowdell, with executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles
The AIA has officially announced its search for a new EVP/CEO, after Lakisha Woods stepped down from the role in February.
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Alain Peauroi, TERREMOTO cofounder, shied away from the spotlight but was foundational to the ethos of the West Coast firm
Alain Peauroi, cofounder of TERREMOTO, passed away earlier this year. Colleagues and other industry professionals remember ...
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David Baker Architects designs all-electric, 100 percent affordable housing complex in Milpitas, California
David Baker Architects has completed a 102-unit affordable housing complex in Milpitas, California. The residential building ...
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After nearly 15 years as a Google office, Frank Gehry’s Binoculars Building is hitting the market
Googlers have occupied the Binoculars Building by Frank Gehry. Now, another company has the opportunity to see the building ...
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Prokš Přikryl architekti converts a 1924 grain silo into a cultural space by using its architectural history to create a sci-fi style
The Automatic Mills was designed by Josef Gočár in 1909. Nearly a century later, the site is being opened to the public thanks to a conversion by Prokš Přikryl architekti.
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Breland-Harper adaptively reuses a complex of industrial-era buildings abutting the Los Angeles River
When tasked with converting more than 50,000 square feet of underused factory buildings on the northwest corner of Frogtown ...
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Hayley Eber to depart Cooper Union for executive director role at Van Alen Institute
The Van Alen Institute announced today its next executive director will be Hayley Eber. Eber will take the helm at the urban ...
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Five landscape architects put stone center stage in an exhibition at ABC Stone in Brooklyn
A Sensory Journey, an exhibition at ABC Stone, was based on the showcase at the World’s Fair. It features the work of five ...