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HomeMediaPort of San Francisco Ferry Building. San Francisco, California. (Photo by Oliver Shay)

Port of San Francisco Ferry Building. San Francisco, California. (Photo by Oliver Shay)

Port of San Francisco Ferry Building. San Francisco, California. (Photo by Oliver Shay)

Rendering of the University Apartments at the College Avenue Campus at Rutgers University

Historic Rutgers University Welcomes New Green Campus

January 7, 2015 1

Rutgers University is the eighth-oldest college in the United States, and one of only nine to be founded before the American Revolution. Located on the banks of the Raritan River in New Brunswick, NJ, it …

View of tennis courts at Växjö Tennis Hall

Växjö Tennis Hall Concept Wins World Architecture Community Award

December 20, 2013 1

Editor’s Foreword: Italian architect Alessandro Rollino recently won an award from the 20+10+X World Architecture Community Awards (2013 -14th cycle) for his conceptual project, Växjö Tennis Hall. The project was initially developed for an international architectural design competition held …

Front Facade of Folsom Dore Apartments at the Corner of Folsom Street and Dore Alley

Laundry Facility Reincarnated as the First LEED Certified Residential Building in Northern California

August 4, 2009 0

Why would a developer save part of an unreinforced brick building when it has no historical value and would cost more money to save than to demolish it? Because saving one façade would help provide …

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