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Sydney Moss puts her upholstery background to use in her jolie-laide design for breakout Brooklyn restaurant Pitt’s

Red Hook’s Pitt’s offers a homey, nostalgic feel for diners, expertly crafted by up-and-coming interior designer Sydney Moss.
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Coldefy showcases France’s low-carbon ambitions with a timber-framed school

On the edge of Cambrai’s historic center in northern France, where the city’s railway yards once sprawled, a new kind of public building has taken root. The Collège Robert Badinter, or Robert Badinter ...
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Edward Dimendberg

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LMN Architects completes Computing and Data Science Building at Stanford University

Stanford University’s Computing and and Data Science (CoDa) Building was designed by Seattle-based firm LMN Architects. (Bruce Damonte/Courtesy LMN Architects) Sited at the intersection of Lomita Mall ...
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After exiting its downtown home, the Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco will function as a roving institution

Following the close of its current shows by Masako Miki and David Antonio Cruz on December 7, ICA SF will depart its downtown home, known as The Cube, and begin activating sites including the ...
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Studio Gang completes David Rubenstein Treehouse, Harvard University’s first mass timber building

For Harvard University’s first mass timber building, Studio Gang looked to the architecture of trees. Timber bracing fronts the glazing on the building whose massing widens as it rises. Inside, wood ...
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Art installations arrive to Utah’s “skiable outdoor art museum”

E.J. Hill’s Love Song (For Eden) is a site-specific artwork installed as part of the first phase of the Powder Art foundation’s plan to turn the Utah ski resort into a year-round outdoor art museum.