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Hans Noë—“hiding master” sculptor, architect, and Tony Smith, Barnett Newman, and Mies van der Rohe protégé—dies at 96
Hans Noë wore many hats—architect, sculptor, Fanelli Cafe proprietor. He was also a Holocaust survivor, and Tony Smith, ...
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The third installment in Alan Weisman’s trilogy examines the built environment’s relationship with the current ecological crisis
Hope Dies Last, is the final installment in a trilogy by Alan Wesiman that also includes The World Without Us (2007) and ...
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Kawneer’s 1600UT SS Curtain Wall: Powerfully combining high thermal performance with faster installation
The 1600UT SS Curtain Wall System by Kawneer has been expertly designed to meet the building and construction industry’s ...
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Scout partners with DIGSAU, AOS, and ISA to bring life back to the former UArts campus in Philadelphia
Scout announced today public programming that will soon take place at the former UArts buildings it acquired, the first step in its adaptive reuse proposal for the 19th-century buildings.
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With glossy vinyl, marble, and chrome, Parts and Labor Design puts a swanky spin on Capital City Diner
Parts and Labor Design, gave Capital City Diner in Albany, New York, a retro refresh, reinterpreting classic elements of the space with sophisticated materials and lots of texture.