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An expansive renovation program updates and replaces key parts of the New York institution’s enormous complex, taking into account curatorial needs, visitor experience, and energy use.

A glassy addition and inviting garden create a living room for the community—shared with a colossal dinosaur skeleton.

Camillo Botticini brings a refined performance venue to his industrial hometown under a tight budget.

The Tekαkαpimək Contact Station orients visitors to the Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, and the overlooked Indigenous culture around them.

These tricky commissions tackle deep-rooted histories, cultural divides, and complex sites.

The Thomas Phifer and Partners–designed new home for the young and previously nomadic institution holds its own on a site with a fraught past.

Led by Annum Architects, the school-unifying ‘gateway’ project includes renovation and new construction.

The 48,000-square-foot Institute for Liberal Arts also houses a boutique hotel and restaurant, creating a dialogue between the school’s architectural heritage and community-focused future.

The three-building, Passive House-certified complex designed by Mithun adds more than 600 new beds to the university’s graduate housing stock.