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Towering Ambitions

The first cross-laminated timber high-rise in the U.S. now has a building permit

June 6, 2017 • Architecture, Newsletter, West

Heliotrope architects Seattle house

Simple in Seattle

In a Seattle neighborhood of traditional family homes, Heliotrope Architects create a modern abode using local materials

May 12, 2017 • AN Interior, Interiors, West

Emerging Voices

LEVER Architecture is bringing mass timber construction into the mainstream

March 15, 2017 • Architecture, Emerging Voices, Feature, West

Emerging Voices

Cadaval & Solà-Morales is building a striking collection of architecture on two continents

March 13, 2017 • Architecture, Emerging Voices, Feature, International

Fit for Service

Perkins+Will integrates healthy materials into their new Seattle office

October 7, 2016 • Architecture, Design at Work, Professional Practice, West

If only...

A smart Manhattan office design fits three companies into one space

August 8, 2016 • AN Interior, Design at Work

River Walk This Way

Inside LMN Architects, the studio designing major urban projects from San Antonio to Vancouver

August 2, 2016 • Architecture, Studio Visit, West

(Courtesy Shea Homes / Seven Summits Lodge at Trilogy Tehaleh)

Open > Pool

What costs $300 to $500 per square foot but disappears at the touch of a button?

July 13, 2016 • Architecture, Technology, West

Public Amenity

Seattle Public Radio Station KEXP’s new headquarters opens near the Space Needle

July 8, 2016 • Architecture, News, West

Assembling the beer pipeline in Bruges, Belgium. (Courtesy De Halve Maan)

In Bruges

A Belgian brewery is building its own two-mile-long beer pipeline

June 28, 2016 • International, Urbanism

Perfect Union

A new facility unites Seattle’s architecture and design organizations under one roof

June 17, 2016 • Architecture, News, Professional Practice, West

Wood Win

Leers Weinzapfel Associates designs timber multidisciplinary design building for UMass Amherst

May 31, 2016 • Architecture, East, Newsletter

A rendering of the New Burke Museum. (Courtesy Olson Kundig)

Opening 2019

Olson Kundig is designing a new home for the Burke Museum

May 24, 2016 • Architecture, Art, West

Koolhaas Houselife (Courtesy Bêka and Lemoine)

Architecture as film: MoMA acquires Living Architectures (Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine) films

May 20, 2016 • Art, East

(Courtesy Pace Studio / Moon Hoon)

Pool Play

Moon Hoon designs four bright pink pool villas in South Korea

May 20, 2016 • Architecture, International

(Courtesy Foster + Partners)

2.3 Million Square Feet

San Francisco Planning Commission approves Foster + Partners’ Oceanwide Center

May 16, 2016 • Architecture, Skyscrapers, West

(Photo Credit Tod Seelie – Courtesy of Creative Time)

For the Birds

Olson Kundig designs pigeon lofts for Duke Riley’s “Fly By Night” performances in the Brooklyn Navy Yard

May 13, 2016 • Architecture, Art, East