Perkins&Will @perkinswill revealed the winners of its 21st annual Phil Freelon Design Competition today. This year, global studios reimagined healthcare beyond clinics, proposing innovative design “hacks” for everyday spaces. Details at https://t.co/OnWEfTg1Kn
@ArchDaily Straw, Earth and Bamboo: Innovative Use of Natural Materials in 2024 Projects from the Global South https://t.co/8neOzs8GVi
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Today, 539 Jersey Shore is a squat brick building, where garbage trucks often come and go. The structure will be razed and replaced in the months ahead with a 232-unit housing complex designed by Purpose by Design Architects.
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In North Carolina and Tennessee, entire energy systems and towns in Appalachia “washed away” as folks in those parts put it. The disaster dispelled a myth that inland “climate havens” far from the coasts are somehow insulated from rising sea levels.
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An overhaul to Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, according to the design team, is inspired by main thoroughfares across the globe, namely, Paris’s Champs Elysees;; Bond, Oxford and Regent Streets in London; and Ginza in Tokyo.
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We are saddened to share the news of the passing of Curtis J. Moody, FAIA, NOMA, founder of Moody Nolan and a trailblazer in architecture. @MoodyNolan #RIP
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In the latest Studio Snapshot, Archinect features Allison Bryan, founder of Open Studio Collective based in Montana and California. Bryan discusses her multidisciplinary practice, building success as a female leader, and hiring values. #StudioSnapshot
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In Raleigh, North Carolina, Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects completed a multifamily residential project that posits an enticing solution for addressing the region’s housing crisis. South E8 is a 3-story structure close to the city’s downtown.
https://t.co/Yncr2Yj2pJ
COOKFOX leads the transformation of a former Manhattan prison into affordable housing. Located in Chelsea, the art deco building will offer 124 permanently affordable units for low-income residents and formerly incarcerated people.
https://t.co/79VE3rZZzk
The industry needs new thinking to create spaces that will better serve and reflect the people who use them. One way this is happening is by integrating Indigenous knowledge into projects, however, there aren’t enough Indigenous architects.
https://t.co/ZWgVjgw447
PATTERNS transformed a vintage supermarket and “Valley Brutalist” office building in the San Fernando Valley (think thick, beige stucco and tinted glass) into a medical campus that is in dialogue with what passes for urbanism in these parts.
https://t.co/XU3CSbgpOB
Like in many cities, the procedures put in place to mitigate the growing homelessness crisis in Los Angeles are plainly insufficient. Interim housing designs underway demonstrate a few challenges to the building type that are yet to be overcome.
https://t.co/Ht7MHLxU1c