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Studio Joseph Adds a Back-of-House Structure to a Landmarked Staten Island Music Hall (opens the original)
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For most New Yorkers, Gotham’s maritime character is easy to overlook, with working waterfronts appearing in brief stretches between derelict piers and parkland. Not so on Staten Island’s North Shore, where, shortly after disembarking the borough’s famed ferry, visitors encounter an industrial landscape of dry docks, container ports, municipal waste-transfer stations, and other marine-related facilities. Amid this setting is the 83-acre Sailors’ Snug Harbor campus, a retirement home for sailors
SOM Transforms Head-Royce School’s Expanded Oakland, California, Campus (opens the original)
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Oakland, California’s Head-Royce School, founded in 1887, has much going for it. The co-ed preparatory school’s K-12 campus contains an enviable assemblage of historic and contemporary educational buildings and top-notch athletic facilities. But its well-loved 14-acre grounds, tucked into a narrow valley and wedged between an arterial road and tracts of single-family houses, lacked room for growth. In 2013, the school purchased an 8-acre site across the street, formerly occupied by a health and
Flansburgh Architects Reorients the Perkiomen School Campus with a Barnlike Student Center (opens the original)
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Founded in 1875, the Perkiomen School is a small college-preparatory boarding and day school set on a leafy 185-acre campus in Pennsburg, Pennsylvania, midway between Philadelphia and the Blue Mountains. Its collection of predominantly red-brick buildings spans more than a century, and includes a Carnegie library completed in 1912. Despite its picturesque setting, the campus lacked a clearly defined front door—a place where visitors could understand the school as a cohesive whole. That changed l
RECORD Talks with Moment Factory’s Sakchin Bessette as the Multimedia Design Firm Celebrates 25 Years (opens the original)
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Moment Factory has spent decades at the forefront of immersive environments, helping to define a field that merges architecture, lighting, and multimedia technologies. Founded in 2001 in Montreal by Sakchin Bessette, Dominic Audet, and Jason Rodi, the studio emerged from the city’s experimental electronic music scene, where its founders created large-scale projections and live visual performances before expanding into semi-permanent installations. Today, the 475-person firm works across sectors
Jacobsen Studio Transforms a Historic São Paulo Building into a Korean Restaurant Centered Around Fire (opens the original)
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For decades, the Cidade Matarazzo was an anomaly within São Paulo’s fashionable Bela Vista neighborhood. The sprawling hospital complex, built in 1904 and composed of Italianate buildings, was abandoned in 1993 and remained vacant for more than two decades before its redevelopment as a mixed-use complex (it includes Mata Atlântica Tower, an Ateliers Jean Nouvel–designed hotel and residential skyscraper). In 2024, developer Alexandre Allard approached Rio de Janeiro-headquartered firm Jacobsen St
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