Mc cllilian, Johanna
Renovation restoration adaptive reuse - London Boxton Press 2023
In February, RECORD explores renovation, restoration, and adaptive reuse projects in Antwerp, San Francisco, New York, and Sydney. In Jamaica, Queens a former tuberculosis hospital is reborn as affordable housing; a Canadian hotel gets the royal treatment; and a pair of U.K. artists’ homes are memorialized as museums. Lighting showcases illuminating schemes for a national library in Paris and a Manhattan office. Landscape reveals a reimagined botanic garden in Portland, Oregon, while House of the Month in Vermont echoes historic ski-lodge vernacular. In news: an Anabelle Selldorf Q&A, a Reinier de Graaf book review, and tributes to Cervin Robinson, Arata Isozaki, and Renée Gailhoustet.
homes are memorialized as museums. Lighting showcases illuminating schemes for a national library in Paris and a Manhattan office. Landscape reveals a reimagined botanic garden in Portland, Oregon, while House of the Month in Vermont echoes historic ski-lodge vernacular. In news: an Anabelle Selldorf Q&A, a Reinier de Graaf book review, and tributes to Cervin Robinson, Arata Isozaki, and Renée Gailhoustet.
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Rénovation,restoration
Renovation restoration adaptive reuse - London Boxton Press 2023
In February, RECORD explores renovation, restoration, and adaptive reuse projects in Antwerp, San Francisco, New York, and Sydney. In Jamaica, Queens a former tuberculosis hospital is reborn as affordable housing; a Canadian hotel gets the royal treatment; and a pair of U.K. artists’ homes are memorialized as museums. Lighting showcases illuminating schemes for a national library in Paris and a Manhattan office. Landscape reveals a reimagined botanic garden in Portland, Oregon, while House of the Month in Vermont echoes historic ski-lodge vernacular. In news: an Anabelle Selldorf Q&A, a Reinier de Graaf book review, and tributes to Cervin Robinson, Arata Isozaki, and Renée Gailhoustet.
homes are memorialized as museums. Lighting showcases illuminating schemes for a national library in Paris and a Manhattan office. Landscape reveals a reimagined botanic garden in Portland, Oregon, while House of the Month in Vermont echoes historic ski-lodge vernacular. In news: an Anabelle Selldorf Q&A, a Reinier de Graaf book review, and tributes to Cervin Robinson, Arata Isozaki, and Renée Gailhoustet.
003-858x
Rénovation,restoration
