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James Corner Field OperationsLatest Stories

What’s in a Name?

James Corner Field Operations is now Field Operations, reflecting the firm’s collaborative ethos

For Those About to Rock

PAU’s addition to I. M. Pei’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame breaks ground in Cleveland next month

Walk the Walk

SOM and James Corner Field Operations deliver a pathway that links New York City’s High Line to Moynihan Station

Rendering showing James Corner Field Operation's proposal for Fenway Corners.
Take Me Out to the Ball Game

Fenway Corners by Sasaki, Morris Adjmi, James Corner Field Operations, and WS Development moves forward in Boston

Final Link

Construction continues on SOM and James Corner Field Operations’s High Line Moynihan Connector

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Mission Accomplished

Marlon Blackwell Architects, James Corner Field Operations, and others are among the firms shortlisted to design forthcoming Global War on Terrorism Memorial

rendering of mission valley innovation district at san diego state university
In the Works

LEVER, FPBA, and James Corner Field Operations design first phase of SDSU innovation district for LPC West

a beach in manhattan
Beach Day When

Manhattan’s first public beach will open this summer

Remaking Monona

Sasaki, James Corner Field Operations, and Agency Landscape + Planning unveil plans to reimagine Lake Monona waterfront

Rails to Trails

London approves planning for the first section of the Camden Highline

Freshkills Park with view of city
Homegrown Ideas

A forthcoming exhibition series at MoMA will highlight equitable and sustainable projects in New York City

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Top This

James Corner Field Operations’ Presidio Tunnel Tops opens to rave reviews from San Franciscans

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Tunnel Vision

James Corner Field Operations’ tunnel-topping San Francisco park is set for July debut

Down Along the Patapsco

With Field Operations at the helm, Baltimore shares new designs for its Reimagine Middle Branch plan

the ion, a new mall integrated into a historic sears
Plus And Minus

The Ion in Houston upgrades an art deco Sears into a tech-incubating cyborg

A brick building at a public plaza that will become brooklyn commons
Rename It And They Will Come

MetroTech Center becomes Brooklyn Commons and will get a $50 million overhaul

The cornell tech campus with a low slung glass building and bridge in the background
On Island Time

Snøhetta completes two more buildings on New York’s Cornell Tech Campus

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Ring Around The River

With City Council approval, BIG’s River Ring is set for Williamsburg

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