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Matthew Marani

Matthew Marani

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Etched in Glass

Weiss/Manfredi uses frits and fins to clad a tower for MIT

Out on the Mesa

Phoenix-based Studio Ma draws inspiration from the desert for its sustainable designs

In Service of Health

SOM’s Winship Cancer Institute at Emory Midtown in Atlanta establishes a holistic approach to patient care

academic building exterior at dusk
Twist and Shout

York University’s School of Continuing Studies stuns with a triangulated wall system of aluminum panels and windows

Desert Haven

Grimshaw and Architekton fight the Arizona glare with a fine-tuned, two-sided approach to exterior windows

Low-High Liftoff

The Four Roof Pavilion welcomes with angled canopies and public programming

elevation view of an academic building
A Surgical Intervention

TenBerke deftly blends new and old at Harvard’s Lewis International Law Center

Quixotic Cathedral Quest

Markus Brunetti’s photography documents religious buildings in Europe in meticulous detail

sketch of buildings
Drafting History

Sublime Ideas charts the artistic trajectory of Giovanni Batista Piranesi and the city that shaped him

On a Clear Day

Cascading glass wraps mass timber office building in Kirkland by LMN Architects

exterior construction photo of a museum building
Stonehenge on the UWS

Studio Gang’s Gilder Center undulates with elegant shotcrete and granite

facade installation at a building in lower manhattan
Marble Beacon

The REX-designed Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center is clad with a stone-glass facade that masks its structural complexity

Elevation of new mixed-use complex
Ain't No Valley Low

MVRDV’s Valley twists and turns with natural stone and vegetated balconies

an inverted cantilevering tower
Step Out

The Westly juts over its Upper West Side neighbors with a gravity-defying triple cantilever

A rendering of Malachowsky Hall, with a crsyalline facade
Gainesville Gains

Malachowsky Hall deflects the Florida glare with an aluminum facade and electrochromatic glazing

Review, Reuse, Renew, Recycle

Reuse, Renew, Recycle highlights a new generation of Chinese architects

Waterline square from above, an urban park with platforms
West Side Refuge

The MNLA-designed Waterline Square Park welcomes with arboreal landscaping

An offshore wind terminal
The Once and Future Harbor

The growth of offshore wind energy could remake the Port of New York

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