JPMorgan Chase Unveils Plans for New Global Headquarters Building in New York City
JPMorgan Chase unveiled the design for its new state-of-the-art global headquarters at 270 Park Avenue, reinforcing its commitment to New York City
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New York' Public housing transformation gets boost from freeway teardown
In Syracuse, New York, the relocation of I-81 creates opportunity for replacing public housing with a mixed-use, mixed-income neighborhood.
Spacesmith Adapts Old Factory for Hudson Valley’s Best Cheese Shop and Provisioner
Spacesmith has announced their much-anticipated design of a new shop and catering hub for a growing and regionally renowned cheese purveyor and gourmet food producer in New York’s Hudson Valley.
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.
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.
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.
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
Kohn Peterson Fox selected to design a 900-foot residential tower for 5 World Trade Center site
The new tower will be largely residential with 1,325 rental apartments; 25 percent of those are planned permanently affordable (330 units) and will be offered to households earning less than 50 percent of the area’s median income
Empire, State & Building
This book considers the material basis of building as a key impetus of both urbanization and the energetics of urban life.
Waiting for Godot: The New Penn Station’s New Train Hall
Penn Station’s New Train Hall Is Only a Start. But at Least We’re Starting. A grand entrance to a rail system that needs much more.
9th Annual A+ Awards Spotlights Architecture for a Changing World
Architizer online platform for architecture, announces the official opening of the 9th Annual Architizer A+Awards, emphasizing architecture’s role in a changing world
Bike Sharing on the rise in New York and London
While public transit usage remains well below pre-Covid levels in both cities, bike sharing have seen strong rebounds since the start of the pandemic.
Public Review begins for DCP’s Important Zoning for NYC Coastal Flood Resiliency
Proposed zoning would make new construction more resilient to disasters, including today’s COVID-19 pandemic; allow for better and faster building repairs; ensure seniors in nursing homes are better protected
New York City's Jail "The Tomb" to close this November
Manhattan’s notorious “Tombs” will close next month as part of Rikers realignment
Narbutas bold move to open a showroom in New York during Covid-19 pandemic
Narbutas, a Lithuanian-based international company designing and creating furniture for the modern workspaces, opens a showroom in New York.