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Out with the old, in with the new. As we previously reported, Frank Gehry was dismissed from the goings-on at Atlantic Yards. Ellerbe Becket was to...
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Find out more about Murrye: Murrye Bernard holds a Bachelor of Architecture. Now a fulltime freelance writer in New York, Murrye has been published in Architectural Record, Architecture Boston and Architectural Lighting and serves as a contributing editor for eOculus, the newsletter of the American Institute of Architects New York Chapter. |
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Last week, we announced that SHoP Architects was joining the Atlantic Yards team. It is quite the departure from...
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For now, the former World Trade Center site appears to still be—for the most part—a huge hole in the ground. With all of the controversy...
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The YoungWoo & Associates team was recently selected to redevelop Pier 57 by the board of the Hudson River Park Trust. The structure, which is...
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For those of us who live in New York and own a bike, the riding part is a lot less complicated than what to do with the bike once you get to your...
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Architect Charles Gwathmey, a founder of Gwathmey Siegel & Associates, died in Manhattan Monday at the age of 71. An aclaimed Modernist, he was...
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Billed as the New York City neighborhoods and real estate blog, Curbed is an essential read for architects, brokers and residents alike. It was...
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West 8, an international landscape architecture and urban design firm with an office in New York, was selected by the New World Symphony and the City...
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The western side of Midtown Manhattan has been lacking something. Ten Arquitectos has come up with a design to fill that void - a mixed use...
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Open space is prime in New York City, so finding room to plant a large vegetable garden seems out of the question. Ben Flanner had loftier plans -...
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