Beyond Fort Worth’s city center lies Panther Island. The landmass houses industry buildings, parking lots, and a derelict baseball stadium. Lake|Flato Architects and HR&A Associates released a vision to transform it into a mixed-use neighborhood. ow.ly/zioH50RwgE1

Witherford Watson Mann Architects designed River Wing, a three-story addition made of oak and glass for Clare College. Figuratively and physically, it shines in contrast to the surrounding 17th-century Tudor architecture of red brick and yellow stone.
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Büro Ole Scheeren completes The Axiom, a Shanghai office tower with an offset elevator core
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The Paper Log House reflects contemporary attitudes in the profession, responding to the challenges of climate changes and the needs of the public in ways that Philip Johnson’s aesthetically driven designs were never intended to.
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A new longterm exhibition opens this weekend at Grace Farms designed by Studio Cooke John Architecture + Design. The show, entitled With Every Fiber, hopes to inspire people to understand and care about the materials that make up the built world around us.
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Harvard GSD Student Forum recently passed a resolution that calls upon Harvard Management Company to divest. “Under no circumstances should we be investing in war or systems of occupation. Full stop,” Cory Page, president of the GSD Student Forum, told AN.
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Pelli Clarke & Partners devises tapering glass curtain wall for JP Mori, Japan’s tallest tower archpaper.com/2024/05/pelli-…

This week, Gensler and KPF released renderings of the next phase at Water Street Tampa which stands to bring three more office and residential buildings to the development.
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Although all eyes are on the aquatics center as one of few pieces of new Olympic architecture in France, the architects were more focused on its viability beyond the closing ceremonies in August.
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In Detroit’s Little Village, a historic neighborhood along the Detroit River, SO – IL is designing a new arts campus with OSD and Library Street Collective. The 13-acre waterfront site will double as both cultural venue and active marina.
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To determine the winners of this year’s Best of Products Awards, AN has rounded up a jury of design experts, educators, and architects. The panel will review submissions considering craft, materiality, innovation, sustainability, and social impact.
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There’s not a specific programmatic justification for atria. They are a category beyond, Charles Rice points out in his book Atria, which profiles theater foyers, transit concourses, shopping malls, or other uses that need a triple or octuple-height space.
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May 1 marks International Workers’ Day around the world. Today, with more and more momentum building behind unionization drives in the AEC industry, AN editors are taking a look back on a year of labor and practice-forward reporting.
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A clan house in Alaska and a lighthouse on the Hudson River, are among the 11 places spanning the U.S., its territories, and even Morocco that the National Trust for Historic Preservation has named to its annual list of endangered places.
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Photo City is a compilation of photographs, films, and imagery from the V&A’s vast archive that thrusts visitors into the history of the camera—and specifically how it coincided with the boom of cities.
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Paul Benjamin Auster died on May 1 in Brooklyn at the age of 77. Auster’s work is integrally linked not just to New York but to the happenings of an artsy, pre-gentrified, 1980s Brooklyn.
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Gillian Slovo’s play Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors is an attempt at retelling the fire’s very complicated story with seemingly endless moving parts in all of its complexity and human emotion.
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Linear parks in urban settings are nothing new: New York’s got the High Line, Atlanta’s got the BeltLine, and now, Miami has The Underline. Phase Two of the Florida project opened last week, adding more walkable greenspace underneath Metrorail tracks.
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