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Gabrielle Golenda

Gabrielle Golenda

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A lobby overhauled by GRT architects with zigzagging marble
Devil in the Details

GRT Architects renew a modest Manhattan lobby with a confetti of yellow and red marble

Interior photo of the coven, a converted historic building
Girlfriend Collective

Studio BV turns a dark, historic building into a coworking space for women

The Cal Poly Pomona Student Services Building
Thermal Theories

Architects and manufacturers discuss glazing and new code requirements

Interior of a yacht bedroom
Come Sail Away

MKCA conjures multi-functional spaces inside of a floating yacht apartment

Interior of an ONS store with green rippled curtain by COLLECTIVE
Ring up the Curtain

COLLECTIVE outfits O.N.S Clothing’s New York flagship with a transformable 100-foot hovering stage

Image of the Ellipse apartment building by Arquitectonica
Post-pandemic Practice

AEC leaders discuss how they are pivoting through COVID-19 realities

Vintage furniture in the new New Lab office
Deco Meets Digital

CIVILIVIN champions a 1930s aesthetic for a multidisciplinary technology hub

A white, double-height office space designed by Montalba
Mindful Spaces

Montalba Architects transforms industrial offices into a luminous tech startup campus

Boomerang house, a white blocky structure with a red addition
Boomerang Effect

ORA’s single-family L.A. home and art studio adapts to the needs of its inhabitants

Inside a WELL platinum office
Healthy HQ

COOKFOX designs the first WELL Platinum-certified office for the IWBI

A Marlon Blackwell-designed ramen restaurant with a plywood ceiling
Comfort Food

Marlon Blackwell Architects dishes out a plywood interior at an Arkansas ramen house

Baltimore's Enoch Pratt Free Library
Reprogramming Historic Spaces

Beyer Blinder Belle rethinks the role of the library in Baltimore

Glass being rolled out on a line
Glazed and Diffused

The National Glass Association discusses manufacturing during the coronavirus pandemic

Jean Lin
COMMUNITYxDesign

COLONY founder Jean Lin champions the independent design festival

A rendering of online furniture show imagined, in uncertain times
Design for an absurd future

A digital exhibition responds to the coronavirus pandemic with independently-designed furniture

Public restrooms will have to be outfitted with new touchless technologies—like sensor taps and automatic doors—to prevent germ spread, and, potentially, a second wave of the Coronavirus.
In Lieu of the Loo

How will public bathrooms change post-COVID-19?

Deborah Berke Partners at work on their Warp & Weft collection
Thread Together

Inside Deborah Berke Partners’ inspired textile collaboration with Warp & Weft

A collective design showroom with green stripes
Virtual Viewing

Collective Design returns with a colorful online Frieze exhibition

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