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April 1 at 2:27pm · 
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Yesterday at 12:52pm · 
David Burney tapped as interim head of AIANY:
Pratt Professor David Burney named interim executive director at the AIANY
David Burney at an AIANY event. (Eve Dilworth Rosen) The AIA and Center for Architecture has just named David Burney former Commissioner of New York City’s
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Yesterday at 11:43am · 
Charles Rennie Mackintosh's library is set to rise from the ashes of last year's horrible fire:
Page/Park Architects selected to rebuild Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s legendary fire-destroyed...
(Courtesy Glasgow School of Arts) Glasgow, Scotland–based architecture practice Page/Park wowed judges in an international competition for the restoration
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Yesterday at 10:20am · 
Save the date! These architecture students are planning an exhibition in St. Louis starting on June 5:
On View> Architecture students to fill Museum of Contemporary Art St. Louis with plastic bubble...
(Courtesy Washington University) Graduate students at the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts of Washington University in St. Louis are bringing to
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Yesterday at 10:16am · 
It's an endless vortex!
Anish Kapoor opens up the floor to a bottomless whirlpool at the Kochi Muziris Biennale
(Courtesy Kochi-Muziris Biennale) Black hole meets bottomless whirlpool in a site-specific exhibition by Bombay-born, British-bred artist Anish Kapoor. Tit
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Yesterday at 10:16am · 
Architects broke up this home addition into a series of small masses.
It takes a village: Suburban house addition in Australia creates its own skyline
(Courtesy Andrew Maynard Architects) Home expansion becomes ungraceful when it dwarfs its context—be it Corinthian pillars among shingle-style houses or an
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Yesterday at 8:35am · 
This book pavilion needs your help!
Berkeley designers propose building this pavilion entirely out of books, and you can help...
Lacuna will be literally made of books (Project Lacuna) Leaders of the Bay Area Book Festival (taking place June 5–7 in Berkeley) are teaming up with arts
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Yesterday at 7:54am · 
Concrete, glass, and brick facade balances the promises of the future with respect for the past.
Ag School Update by Urbahn Architects
Farmingdale State College's new School of Business marks the college's shift in focus from agriculture to science and technology. (Courtesy Urbahn Architec
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April 2 at 2:53pm · Edited · 
Another architectural bookstore bites the dust:
Another architectural bookstore bites the dust: Hennessey+Ingalls closes Hollywood location
Hennessey + Ingall's Santa Monica location will remain open. (Hennessey + Ingalls) Art and architecture book nirvana Hennessy + Ingalls closed its Hollywoo
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April 2 at 2:29pm · 
James Way gives us the scoop on the Japan Society's recent symposium:
Takeaways from the Japan Society's symposium, "Naoshima Symbiosis for the Future"
(James Way) Any buff of Japanese architecture knows about Naoshima and the Seto Islands that have been succumbing to the gentle touch and vigorous revitali
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