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detail of wood on a facade

Cold Weather Cladding

With a facade that resembles salmon skin, the Kenaitze Indian Tribe welcomes a new education center in Alaska

October 14, 2022

rendering of an angular glass building

Going With The Floe

Perkins&Will reimagines an earthquake-battered Anchorage office building as a glacier-like landmark

January 27, 2021

Jesse Lee Home for Children, Seward

A Preservation Battle on the Last Frontier

Officials in Seward, Alaska, OK demolition of birthplace of the state flag

July 15, 2020

Aerial photo of snow-covered arctic housing

Alaska’s Cold Climate Housing Research Center is rethinking how the Circumpolar North builds

January 8, 2020

The National Petroleum Reserve

Drill, Maybe, Drill

As global ecocide approaches, Trump seeks more oil in Alaska

December 10, 2018

One remote Alaska city is seeking $200 million to flee the rising sea

October 18, 2016

Alaska’s “Dr. Seuss House” is a real-life manifestation of the revered storyteller’s Whoville

May 6, 2015

Iowa City picks Cecil Balmond for downtown art project

February 12, 2015

Balmond’s Snow Words Brings New Light To Alaska

October 22, 2012

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