Carnegie Hall vaults into the 21st century with a $200 million renovation
One of Delaware’s largest high schools seeks LEED for Schools designation
Improvements add to Detroit convention center’s appeal
Sustainability tops the syllabus at net-zero energy school in Texas
$10 million restoration to give new life to historic Battery Park pier
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| Mar 2, 2012
March 2012: On the Drawing Board
Pennsylvania hospital to provide quieter patient quarters; Abu Dhabi airport terminal positions city for tourism spike; and supportive housing developments blossoming in New York boroughs.
| Feb 7, 2012
February 2012: On the Drawing Board
Syracuse law school centergeared to meet university’s environmental goals; Adaptive reuse transforms 114-year-old warehouse into loft apartments; New base for Arizona State University’sgrowing school of business; National Institutes of Health plans new NIAID headquartersin Rockville, Md.; Expansive public space planned for San Francisco’s northeast waterfront; Chicago data centeremerges in competitive IT market; Verdant city center to frame Scotland’s historic architecture in Aberdeen; $13 million student housing facilityto open at Wiley College in Texas
| Jan 4, 2012
January 2012: On the Drawing Board
Rehab center in San Antonioto help veterans cope with traumatic injuries; New Navajo elementary schoolcharacterized by energy-efficient upgrades; Spokane hospital renovations expand pediatric and adult healthcare; Renovations of a 225-year-old churchon Long Island moving along; Texas-based digital marketing agencypreps for employee-centered office; Atlanta developmentpays homage to its multidimensional past; Build-to-suit science and technology centerbreaks ground in Cambridge, Mass.; Embassy suites hoteladds 300 units in Orlando
| Dec 9, 2011
December 2011: On the Drawing Board
Orange County children’s hospital raising new state-of-the-art patient tower; Washington-based active-wear company plans sustainable global headquarters; Boise, Idaho, to welcome its first Whole Foods Market; Cornell plans net-zero energy academic center for NYC Tech Campus; Bainbridge Island welcomes high-performance, sustainable elementary school; Ventura, Calif., building bigger, better community hospital; Keene State College plans new 137-bed student housing facility; Sustainability is goal for new Class A office building planned for the District of Columbia
| Nov 10, 2011
November 2011: On the Drawing Board
Minneapolis’s first luxury high-rise in 30 years; luxury residences in Tel Aviv; outpatient center and offices in Midlothian, Va.; reuse project in North Carolina.
| Oct 11, 2011
October 2011: On the Drawing Board
Mixed-use development to revitalize Old Pasadena neighborhood; International Financial Bank plans new HQ in Miami; Artist housing in New Orleans reflects cultural growth; Food distribution center to create more than 100 jobs in Newark; Medical center to improve services for North Dakota residents; Once a wooden schoolhouse, Texas elementary school has moved with the times; California set to welcome nuclear security project in Poway; Fayetteville State University breaks ground on new science and technology building
| Sep 12, 2011
September 2011: On the Drawing Board
Outpatient care and R&D center to serve Chicago suburb; Irish-inspired design featured in Almac Group’s North American headquarters in Philadelphia; Medical center on San Juan Island looks to achieve carbon neutrality; San Francisco office park to help grow residential community; Underground garage in Fairfax anticipates Metro station; California university recreation center eyes LEED Gold; Retail building in NYC’s Meatpacking District reflects the neighborhood’s industrial history; Texas shopping center designed to spotlight retail and architecture
| Aug 17, 2011
August 2011: On the Drawing Board
Vermont outdoor facility seeks LEED Platinum; Connecticut rail yard to enhance East Coast operations; Columbus, Ga., healthcare center; South Korean 2018 Winter Olympics resort.
| Jun 30, 2011
June 2011: On the Drawing Board
Canary Island resort to offer historic charm and modern luxury; Desert inspires University of Arizona’s new building design; State College of Denver adding hotel and hospitality learning center; UCSF medical facility to use ‘smart’ technology, meet LEED Gold; New York City develops affordable housing complex on Queens waterfront; Daniel Libeskind designs Poland’s tallest building; Louisville’s Speed Art Museum to get major expansion; Case Medical cancer center consolidates services into one facility; Buildings will resemble barges at New Jersey waterfront park.
| Apr 13, 2011
April 2011: On the Drawing Board
Entrance pavilion at Natural History Museum in L.A.; jazz center coming to San Francisco; retail complex in Abu Dhabi; and Boston mental hospital redeveloped.
