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Green and Greener Maryland’s Sustainable Communities Act will award up to $10 billion in tax...
Breaking the Sound Barriers Mix House matches sound and video to create a new domestic landscape. By Lisa...
Greening The Classroom VMDO’s Manassas Park Elementary School and Pre-K offer green design for a...
This Old House? The VMFA’s historic Robinson House presents a unique challenge to programming...
Kinnard and Lin Win New Orleans House Competition Architects Judith Kinnard, FAIA and Tiffany Lin beat out seven architecture...

Green and Greener

03. Sep, 2010 0 Comments

Maryland’s Sustainable Communities Act will award up to $10 billion in tax credits to historic and non-historic structures. By Jennifer Pullinger

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Breaking the Sound Barriers

03. Sep, 2010 0 Comments

Mix House matches sound and video to create a new domestic landscape. By Lisa Goff

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Greening The Classroom

03. Sep, 2010 0 Comments

VMDO’s Manassas Park Elementary School and Pre-K offer green design for a green curriculum. By Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson

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This Old House?

27. Aug, 2010 0 Comments

The VMFA’s historic Robinson House presents a unique challenge to programming and preservation. By R. Tyler King

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Kinnard and Lin Win New Orleans House Competition

23. Jul, 2010 1 Comment

Architects Judith Kinnard, FAIA and Tiffany Lin beat out seven architecture firms on July 22 in the New Orleans Sustainable Design Competition, sponsored by Oceansafe and Reose, LLC. By William Richards

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Feeling the Heat

24. Aug, 2010 0 Comments

ASLA’s blog The Dirt interviews UVa’s Kristina Hill on how to combat climate change: protect, renew, and re-tool.

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Cultural Landscape Foundation To Offer Free Tours

06. Aug, 2010 0 Comments

Washington, D.C.’s diverse designed landscape heritage on view, September 25+26.

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Josef Frank at 125

15. Jul, 2010 1 Comment

You may have noticed Google’s logo doodle today and wondered if the tech gods were recognizing a noted botanist or, perhaps, a psychedelic transcendentalist. Watercolorist? No. In fact, it’s one of the princes of Modernism. By William Richards

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First Out of the Gate

07. Jul, 2010 0 Comments

Placing a public library adjacent to a mundane shopping center would have once been cultural apostasy, but times have changed. By Roger K. Lewis, FAIA

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LUMENHAUS Lights the Way

29. Jun, 2010 0 Comments

Virginia Tech’s entry in the European Solar Decathlon takes home the gold in Madrid. By William Richards

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Questions for Philip Freelon, FAIA

21. Jun, 2010 2 Comments

Philip Freelon, FAIA, on recent projects, the challenges of growing an architectural practice, and joining forces with David Adjaye and the late Max Bond, FAIA, for the National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. Interview by J. Michael Welton

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