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Gensler reimagines former BNP Paribas office headquarters as Ruby Group’s first hotel in France

Gensler transformed the former BNP Paribas office headquarters into a 237-room hotel for Ruby, an urban lifestyle hotel group ...
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Research by Corgan and University of Arkansas explores how workplace design influences attention and focus

Global architecture and design firm Corgan, in partnership with the University of Arkansas, has published new research ...
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NYC’s 2026 ballot proposals: what architects and builders should know

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is targeting efficiency with its charter revision proposals, with five ballot proposals on Election Day. (Courtesy New York City Mayor's Office) ...
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Lake Flato and SWBR clad folded copper on Cornell University’s Atkinson Hall

When Lake Flato entered the interviewing process with Cornell University to construct Atkinson Hall, they did not bring a ...
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From Kinetic to Cathartic

At this year’s New York Film Festival (NYFF) at Lincoln Center, which wrapped up on October 12, films that explored culture and place had intriguing entries. I Deserve a Lover Whose Every Rise Sets ...
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Ben Krone of Gradient Architecture completes four heavy timber townhomes in Red Hook

Four new townhouses in Red Hook, Brooklyn, on Dikeman Street are faced in a cream-colored screen made of aluminum. The front ...
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AIA’s Architecture Billings Index in September marks “the largest share of firms reporting declining billings since May”

The AIA/Deltek Billings Index ® (ABI) was 44.7 in September. This number is down from August from July, which had a score of ...
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Nelson Byrd Woltz’s redesigned Eagle Courtyard at Walter Reed National Medical Center begins construction

Construction has begun on the redesigned Eagle Courtyard at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, ...
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Kawneer introduces first storefront system to meet AAMA 501.8 human impact standard

Human impact resistance is a primary safety consideration in modern building design, particularly for medical and behavioral health facilities. The AAMA 501.8 standard established rigorous testing ...
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Pei Cobb Freed & Partners is now PCF Architects, after name change and brand identity refresh by TOKY

It is now PCF Architects. It also named four new partners. AN interviewed partners Katherine Bojsza and Christopher Jend ...