By Eve M. Kahn. Published: May 22, 2005. The New York Times. A year ago, owners of condominium apartments at 241 Eldridge Street heard dire news. Cavities were forming within the brick walls of their century-old tenement, so much so that the place was held up largely by inertia. Scott Henson, an... View full entry »
Eight Inc.‘s pop-up installation for Jordan Brand has been selected as one of the winners of the prestigious German Design Award 2014. The project has won a Special Mention in the Architecture and Interior Design category in recognition of it’s special design quality. The interactive... View full entry »
RICHMOND, VA (July 9, 2013) – Baskervill is excited to announce the merger with BAM Architects closed on June 28, 2013. In late May, Baskervill and Burt Pinnock, AIA, principal of BAM Architects, announced Pinnock and his team were joining Baskervill, a move which brings together two of the... View full entry »
RICHMOND, VA (August 6, 2013) – Baskervill is thrilled to announce it has been selected as one of the 2013 Giants 300 by Building Design + Construction. Ranked at No. 53 on the magazine's list of top architectural/engineering firms in the country, Baskervill was also ranked in eight... View full entry »
RICHMOND, VA (August 13, 2013) – Baskervill is taking the lead in affordable solutions for sustainable housing with its recently completed net-zero energy building at Beckstoffer's Mill. The senior housing complex is located in the historic neighborhood of Church Hill in Richmond... View full entry »
RICHMOND, VA (August 27, 2013) – Baskervill is pleased to announce that the Marine Corps Recruiting Center in Wilmington, Delaware, completed last year, has achieved LEED Silver certification. Baskervill designed a new vehicle maintenance facility for the center and updated its reserve... View full entry »
ARCHIS Architectuur Stedebouw Beeldende Kunst. Richard Plunz, 1993 View full entry »
Eight Inc.’s talented design team brings to life "The NEW" New York & Company. Eight Inc. was tasked by New York & Company to create a transformative customer experience that captures the spirit of the New York & Company experience: making women look great... View full entry »
The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation cut the ribbon on its newest and greenest facility, an innovative 15,500 square foot multi-use building serving North Brooklyn’s waterfront. Designed by Kiss + Cathcart, Architects, this wedge-shaped structure seamlessly draws the... View full entry »
The judges praised this reprogramming of existing health services that draws on the needs of local people. Two other projects of the design firm were shortlisted at this edition: S Cube Chalet and GDIS. AGi architects won two WAF awards in previous editions, 2011 and 2010, in the Future Projects... View full entry »
September 17, 2013--Thanks in part to a tightly organized construction crew and excellent weather, Phase II of the Sierra Canyon School Athletic Fields is more than halfway complete. The new facilities include a CIF regulation baseball field, parking lot, locker rooms, and ample spectator... View full entry »
NYC Parks Commissioner Veronica M. White today joined Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, State Assembly Member Joseph R. Lentol and Council Member Stephen Levin to cut the ribbon on a brand new headquarters building with community space and an accessible green roof in Bushwick Inlet... View full entry »
Three Aedas’ projects demonstrated design excellence to triumph at the 2013 Cityscape Awards for Emerging Markets. Hotel Indigo Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong, and One AIA Financial Center and Olympia 66 in China topped the Leisure and Tourism Project Awards (Built), Commercial and Mixed Use... View full entry »
Stallan-Brand are committed to promoting the very best education architecture for our future learners. As a practice we are uniquely involved in all areas of education design from pre-school provision through to major new university campus architecture. A recent example of our work in this area... View full entry »