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Innovative outdoor lighting for streets, public, and commercial spaces

From solar-powered luminaires to crash resistance options, innovation informs the latest in outdoor lighting solutions.
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Stefano Boeri Architetti is designing a mixed-use district in Tbilisi, Georgia

Boeri was named the winner of an international competition to design “a new green neighborhood” called Loco Park atop a ...
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For the first time ever, Rudolph Schindler’s 1926 Lovell Beach House is for sale. The asking price is $18.8 million.

Philip M. Lovell was an American naturopath who, from the pulpit of an advice column in the Los Angeles Times, advocated for ...
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AD—WO and Carnegie Museum of Art to reimagine Heinz Architectural Center

AD–WO, the award-winning, art, architecture, and urban design practice led by Emanuel Admassu and Jen Wood, has been ...
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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

Early voting starts this weekend. Here’s what NYC’s five 2026 ballot proposals mean for architects, planners, and builders, from permitting to street safety.
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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 ...