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Atkins and SWA’s Chuck McDaniel are proposing 15 acres of public park space along 3,900 feet of the St. John’s River – a key part of mixed use development for 25 contiguous acres.

November 22, 2021 by Mike Welton

In Jacksonville, SWA’s New Vision for the City’s Riverfront

“We have recording studios for podcast-terms,” he says. “And there are green rooms where members can self-tape and view their content on a phone or camera – and use it for free.”

November 19, 2021 by Mike Welton

In Hollywood, Eddy Is for Membership-Based Co-Living

That influenced his design sensibilities – and eventually, his design practice.

November 18, 2021 by Mike Welton

Philip Mitchell: ‘Collected Interiors: Rooms that Tell a Story’

An intern for a New York architecture firm, he came down in 1919 to look at one of the houses he’d worked on.

November 17, 2021 by Mike Welton

In Palm Beach, the Architecture of Marion Sims Wyeth

His new book from ORO Editions, “Gesture and Response,” documents 25 of his best-known projects – most of them reaching skyward.

November 15, 2021 by Mike Welton

‘Gesture and Response’ by KPF’s Bill Pedersen

That’s what Eugene Colberg, of Colberg Architecture discovered in 2020, as he passed the midway point for 59 condos at The Symon, at 76 Schermerhorn in Brooklyn Heights.

November 12, 2021 by Mike Welton

In Brooklyn Heights, The Symon by Colberg Architecture

”Back then I didn’t want to draw on the boards for eight dollars an hour,” he says. “So I said: ‘Teach me the business and give me a cut of what I bring in.’”

November 11, 2021 by Mike Welton

ADG Lighting Marries Architecture and Artisanship

From Friday, Nov. 12th, through the 14th, a newly formed Architecture Sarasota will celebrate the work of Philip Hanson Hiss.

November 10, 2021 by Mike Welton

Sarasota Mod Starts Friday, Celebrates Philip Hanson Hiss

He writes articles about Paris, France, and Europe for Fodor’s, Travel Agent Central, France Today Magazine, Bonjour Paris, Passport Magazine and The Guardian.

November 8, 2021 by Mike Welton

Postcards of Doors in Paris, Shot by Richard Nahem

“When a new courthouse was designed and constructed several blocks down Main Street, the state held onto it, and the city said: ‘Why not sell it? We think we can do something pretty cool with it,’” says Phil Renzi, senior project manager at The Architectural Team in Chelsea, Mass.

November 5, 2021 by Mike Welton

In Worcester, Turning Courtrooms into Living Spaces