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Outdoor furniture for both residential and hospitality projects

Quiet luxury and minimalism unite the latest outdoor furniture, stylish and sturdy enough for residences and hospitality.
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MBB Architects is turning a 19th-century Cobble Hill firehouse into a music school

A $17.8 million renovation led by MBB will give the Noel Pointer Foundation its first permanent home, pairing a restored ...
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Rafael Viñoly Architects to reimagine Detroit’s long-vacated Barbour School

Rafael Viñoly Architects has been selected to lead the transformation of Detroit’s historic Levi Barbour Intermediate School, ...
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Specifying end-to-end hardware continuity: How Halliday+Baillie stair brackets elevate modern interior detailing

In contemporary architecture, achieving a cohesive visual language—a true continuity—requires meticulous attention to the ...
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Zaha Hadid Foundation commemorates tenth anniversary of Hadid’s death

The Zaha Hadid Foundation will reopen 10 Bowling Green Lane, the Clerkenwell building that housed Hadid’s practice for more ...
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Lion Green Road by Mary Duggan Architects wins RIBA Stirling Prize 2026

The RIBA Stirling Prize 2026 was awarded to Lion Green Road, a London residential project grounded in a landscape-first ...
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New Corgan-designed, all-electric Hollywood Burbank Airport terminal welcomes its first flights

Corgan designed a new 355,000-square-foot, 14-gate terminal to replace the existing passenger terminal at Hollywood Burbank ...
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Atelier Peter Zumthor’s Fondation Beyeler extension opens outside Basel, adding visual contrast to Renzo Piano’s original flagship

On the heels of LACMA’s highly-anticipated ribbon cutting in April, Peter Zumthor has completed his first project in Basel, ...
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Facades+ travels for a two-day conference in Los Angeles with dual themes of collaboration and embodied carbon

On November 5 and 6, Facades+ returns to Los Angeles to deliver an outstanding program for our largest event of the year. ...
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Reed Hilderbrand named design lead for the revitalization of the Christopher Columbus Park and Long Wharf in Boston

The City of Boston has tapped Reed Hilderbrand, the Cambridge-based landscape architecture firm, to work alongside Agency ...
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Carmody Groarke’s white-brick extension of the Design Museum Gent debuts in Belgium

Ghent, like the other Flemish cities, is a universe unto itself. Medieval wealth, born from textiles and wool trade, was expressed in a Gothic architecture, which spoke to the city-state’s power as ...