The new Global Home of the PGA TOUR: a workplace truly inspired by nature
Set within the stunning natural wetlands of TPC Sawgrass, the new Global Home of the PGA TOUR in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida has officially opened.
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Lake Austin Cabin by Black Rabbit
A unique cabin to host family gatherings and quiet weekend retreats located on a beautiful lakefront oasis
Will the received 160 applications help solve Chicago’s affordable housing shortage?
Applications to build coach houses, basement units and attic apartments poured in during the first month of a pilot program in Chicago, as the addition of units became legal in the city for the first time in nearly 65 years.
CAW Architects’ Award-Winning Educational Design Portfolio is shaping the Future of Healthy, California Schools
CAW Architects (CAW) has been at the forefront of reshaping California education through its award-winning educational portfolio for decades.
Individual Visitors banned from the Hudson Yards Vessel
The Vessel at Hudson Yards reopened Friday after a four-month shutdown following a rash of suicides— but you won’t be able to climb it alone.
FC Cincinnati and Populous Announce Completion of 26,000-seat TQL Stadium in Downtown Cincinnati
The 26,000-seat venue, designed by global design firm Populous and located on 12.4 acres at 1501 Central Pkwy. in downtown Cincinnati, boasts a striking presence that connects two historic neighborhoods – Over-the-Rhine and West End
Snøhetta Designs Ford's New Central Campus Building in Dearborn
Ford Motor Company has unveiled its new Central Campus Building as part of the transformation of its Research & Engineering (R&E) Campus in Dearborn, Michigan.
One45-Museum of Civil Rights in Harlem revealed
In addition to the museum, two mixed-use towers designed by SHoP Architects will add nearly one million square feet of office, residential, and retail space in West Harlem.
Harvard GSD announces Harvard Design Press
Harvard Graduate School of Design announced Harvard Design Press, a book-publishing imprint based at Harvard GSD and distributed in collaboration with Harvard University Press.
How FOMO Is Driving People Back to the Office
As vaccines continue to roll out, companies across the globe are taking a hard look at how to safely bring their people back together.
Bill introduced to continue border wall construction in Texas
In an attempt to pick up border wall construction, a state lawmaker in Texas has introduced legislation that would see the construction of a border wall along the Texas-Mexico border
Places Journal: Active Exclusion
Too often the concept “active transportation” produces environments that are not fully accessible. The history of Roosevelt Island, named for a disabled president who used a wheelchair, offers lessons at once troubling and hopeful.
Preapproved ADU designs might cut housing red tape in Los Angeles
How Los Angeles is bringing high design to the granny flat — while saving time and money
Vertical Courtyard House by Montalba Architects
The new home increases in size and maintains scale by going vertical to seamlessly blend in with neighboring historic and eclectic homes
New Affordable Housing in Bronx & Harlem revealed by Body Lawson Associates
With rallying cry that “Design for housing has to change,” Victor Body-Lawson unveils new ideas in “community wealth and wellness” for today’s low-income and senior developments
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