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A Metropolitan Affair

Peterson Rich Office is designing a new special exhibition gallery, dining and retail space, and street-level entrance at The Met

Gesamtkunstwerk

In Tribeca, the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art by Overhead Architecture takes cues from Lina Bo Bardi and Project Cybersyn

A For Effort

Kirksey Architecture pulls from Houston’s historic shotgun-style architecture for an expansion to Yellowstone Schools

New Home

Johnston Marklee renovates Roy Lichtenstein’s former studio to house the Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program

Under One Roof

Ennead Architects, Rockwell Group, and SmithGroup reinterpret the former Newseum as a new academic base for Johns Hopkins University

In Good Company

At Rivermark, Bruner/Cott doesn’t shy away from adding color to Cambridge’s historic, Brutalist shoreline

Living History

Brooks+Scarpa, STUDIOS Architecture, and Sweet Sparkman Architecture & Interiors shortlisted in Reimagining Pei competition at New College in Sarasota

For Architects, By Architects

San Francisco’s AIA chapter opens its Center for Architecture + Design

Bidenomics

Cass Gilbert’s Alexander Hamilton U.S. Customs House is going green thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act

Decorated Shedd

Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium reveals details behind major building and exhibition upgrades

En Plein Air

Flansburgh Architects maintains the spirit and historic charm of the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown

Clean Shaven

The New England Patriots release new renders of in-construction stadium renovations

Seen in a New Light

Montalba Architects updates a 1962 Edward Durell Stone building in Beverly Hills

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How Not to Be an Embarrassing Uncle

Young V&A opens in London as place of creativity for the local community

A Tar Heel Tradition

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Old Well rotunda to undergo accessibility upgrades

Three for the Price of One

Krueck Sexton Partners reworks the interiors and roof of a trio of 19th-century Boston buildings

Slow Roll

Michael Maltzan Architecture wraps two decades of remaking the Hammer Museum

Designing Tomorrow’s Met

A trio of talks last fall forecast winds of change on the Upper East Side

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