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  • The Party's Over: P.S.1 and MOS Architects
    David Sokol - 09/01/2009
    Since the MoMA/P.S.1 Young Architects Program competition was launched a decade ago, perhaps no participants have worked harder than this year's winners. MOS, founded by the husband-wife team of Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample, had been short-listed twice before. In 2004, they proposed covering the courtyard in a canopy of knitted industrial rope; in 2007, they imagined an inflatable volume ... More

  • Preview: NeoCon East Bows in Baltimore October 28
    Nicholas Tamarin - 10/23/2009

    The seventh annual Mid-Atlantic design exposition for commercial interiors with a focus on the federal government will take over the Baltimore Convention Center from October 28-29. More
  • Santiago Calatrava Calls Attention to Transportation Design with Liège Train Station
    Laurel Petriello - 10/04/2009

    The architect chosen to design the World Trade Center Transportation Hub in Manhattan released his latest creation, the Liège-Guillemins TGV Railway Station, late last month in Belgium. More
  • Frank Lloyd Wright's Unity Temple Turns 100
    Judith Gura - 10/02/2009

    Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic building celebrated its centennial on September 26, with a benefit reception and chamber music concert for several hundred friends and supporters. More
  • Rome Wasn't Built in a Day
    Raul Barreneche - 10/01/2009
    During the tumultuous summer of 1968, while walking across his farm near Palencia, Spain, agronomist Javier Cortes stumbled on a stone block. A few yards away, a shiny bronze object caught his eye. And these turned out to be the tip of the iceberg. More
  • Light My Fire
    Mairi Beautyman - 10/01/2009
    Smelly, noisy, and sometimes downright dangerous neighbors, industrial plants are rarely received with open arms. That's a point Interior Design Hall of Fame member Matteo Thun definitely kept in mind with the Powerstation Schilling in Schwendi, a remote town in southern Germany. To help the 1,000-square-foot intruder blend into the agricultural landscape, Matteo Thun & Partners took the "s... More
  • Prepared for Takeoff
    Stephen Treffinger - 10/01/2009
    As the hub for all of Silicon Valley, plus the 10th-largest city in the U.S., California's Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport had become a bit inadequate. Facilities were outdated; there weren't enough gates to accommodate the growing population. Gensler helped change that. The firm, assisted by Steinberg Architects, has completed phase one of a two-part modernization: a $324 ... More
  • Gensler and Turner Collaborate on SFO Renovation
    Nicholas Tamarin - 09/28/2009

    The architecture firm and the international design-build contractor will complete a $383 million renovation and expansion of San Francisco International Airport's Terminal 2 in Fall 2011. More
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