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An illustration of a mixed-use redevelopment project with a green roof
Dead Mall Showdown

Judge sides with developer in contentious Cupertino redevelopment battle

angled rendering of courthouse building, two glass floors under three setback stories with seven extra-large concrete columns
Bringing Up The House

Rafael Viñoly-designed courthouse will remake Jersey City’s Journal Square

Arlington, TX Entertainment District Master Plan
Major Mettle

Shortlist announced for the National Medal of Honor Museum

Starbucks Reserve Roastery New York A 30-foot-tall copper kettle greets visitors as soon as they enter.
Venti-Size Retail

Starbucks brings a multi-story Reserve Roastery to Manhattan’s Meatpacking District

Keeping up A-Pier-ences

New renderings revealed for Tribeca’s Pier 26 revamp

(Courtesy Rafael Viñoly Architects)
Ballin'

Rafael Viñoly Architects may bring New York City’s first soccer stadium to the Bronx

(Courtesy Sand Hill Property Company)
50% Affordable

Dying Cupertino mall could yield 2,400 housing units under Rafael Viñoly-designed plan

Pylons in the Sky

First look at Rafael Viñoly’s space-age Upper East Side tower

Capitol Cluster

The Wharf, D.C.’s massive waterfront development, is now open

The top three floors, pictured here, are reserved for amenities. (Courtesy MARCH)
125 Greenwich

New renderings revealed for Rafael Viñoly’s latest Manhattan cloudbuster

Part One

Chicago’s new Viñoly tower breaks ground and gets new name

Waterline Square
Waterline Square

Richard Meier, Rafael Viñoly, and KPF will each design a tower in this Manhattan development

(Courtesy Rafael Viñoly Architects)
Penthouse Plans

Rafael Viñoly gears up redesign of office space on Manhattan’s Auto Row

(Courtesy Atelier & Co)

This unit in Vinoly’s 432 Park skyscraper goes for baroque with interior design

Rafael Viñoly’s car-melting Walkie-Talkie Tower named Britain’s worst building of the year

British architects are now deciding which one of these six finalists is the worst building of the year

A circular bridge will go up this November over Uruguay’s beautiful Laguna Garzon, connecting two formerly remote shores

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