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Child's Play Raul Barreneche - 10/01/2009
From 1873 until the 1990's, a cluster of redbrick buildings in gritty Montmartre was the epicenter of death in Paris. Today, the municipal mortuary, renovated by Atelier Novembre, is among Europe's biggest artists-in-residence complexes, christened 104 Cent Quatre after its location at 104 Rue d'Aubervilliers. More
Vote to Help Fund Studio H, a New Design/Build High School Program Staff - 02/05/2010
Project H Design, a humanitarian design nonprofit founded by Emily Pilloton, is in the running for a $50,000 Pepsi Refresh grant to launch Studio H, a high school design and vocation program in Bertie County, North Carolina.
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Doing Good and Doing Well Craig Kellogg - 10/01/2009
Brad Pitt would seem to be a patron with money to burn. After Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, Pitt phoned a number of architects he admired and asked for help with prototype houses for displaced Ninth Ward residents. There was a catch, though—no one would earn a cent. Cradle to Cradle eco evangelist William McDonough, who advised Pitt on ground rules for his Make It Right Foundation Ne...
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Applied Science Edie Cohen - 10/01/2009
The Lab Gastropub on the University of Southern California campus represents big news for two Los Angeles institutions. One is USC itself, which is moving away from cafeteria-style dining halls, toward venues that look like they belong in the private sector. The other is AC Martin, a 103-year-old architecture firm with a nascent interiors division that's now completed three food-service commiss...
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AIS Lends Extreme Makeover: Home Edition a Helping Hand Nicholas Tamarin - 09/02/2009
Affordable Interior Systems donated office furniture to The Fishing School in Washington D.C. as part of the seventh season of the ABC reality series.
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United, They Sit Craig Kellogg - 09/01/2009
Gender and sexuality studies. Latino studies. American studies. Each sounds like an embattled militia in some academic guerilla war. However, those fields and several more peacefully coexist in New York University's Department of Social and Cultural Analysis, and Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis managed to accommodate all that diversity in a single 16,000-square-foot loft in Greenwich Village.
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Big Man on Campus Nicholas Tamarin - 08/01/2009
Heatherwick Studio designed the Aberystwyth Arts Centre at Aberystwyth University in Wales, eight small buildings nestled among the pine, oak, and birch trees. Seven of the eight 850-square-foot structures contain two identical studios; the eighth one is a single.
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In the Shadow of Versailles Seth Sherwood - 08/01/2009
Talk about a French paradox. For decades, half of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Versailles—a prestigious school of fine arts, founded in the late 18th century near the famous château—languished in a charmless 1950's concrete annex at complete odds with the lovely things created inside it.
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Design Green Penny Bonda, Eco Contributing Editor, January 2, 2009 Green Outlook 2009
By all accounts, we are mired in a construction market downturn, with one notable b... More
Pure Village Premieres at IMM Cologne The exhibition concept for furniture, fabrics, lighting, and bathroom products at the annual German furnishings fair proved a success in its inaugural year, selling out its hall in Cologne. + Read the Article
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Survival of the Fittest
