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    Reflection of apartment buildings in curved, glass facade of modern office tower.
    KTGY’s Marissa Kasdan and Mark Oberholzer unpack the opportunities and design strategies behind adaptive reuse and their innovative Upcycle Tower concept—offering a sustainable...
    Image by Max Touhey
    Close-up of former Domino Sugar plant in Brooklyn
    In a Brooklyn-based adaptive reuse project, Bonetti Kozerski Architecture transforms The Refinery at Domino into a modern nesting-box of a commercial building.
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    HGA headquarters in Washington, D.C. with waiting area and reception desk
    HGA breathes new life into Washington, D.C’.s historic Woodies Building, transforming a former department store into its new regional headquarters.
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    i+s Editor-in-chief Carrie Meadows has every reason to be optimistic about the prospects for the design community—and so should readers.
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    20 Brattle Street - The Abbott - by Dyer Brown
    Modernization of 20 Brattle Street campus delivers an amenity-filled workspace that supports occupant well-being with biophilic, circadian, and hygienic design elements.
    Courtesy of Merriman Anderson Architects
    The Woodlands Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton unveils extensive renovation of historic property.
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    We got an update about this on the boards project of the Philadelphia firm transforming the old silk screen printing facility into a collective of maker spaces.
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    NYC-based architect Rachel Robinson sits down with Editor-in-Chief AnnMarie Martin to discuss her boutique firm's work.
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    The 1907 Tin Building travels seaward to its now Pier 17 location as Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s latest culinary endeavor, carried by fellow New Yorkers designers Roman and Williams...