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The Pyramid Viewpoint / BTE Architecture https://t.co/U6AjUl7Xhp

These gleaming projects harness copper’s natural corrosion resistance, low maintenance, and striking aesthetics. https://t.co/EIoBar99Hf

"With my advocacy work, I aspire to inspire marginalized groups to understand the important role they can have in deciding and designing their environments." @PascaleSablan, @BeyondTheBuilt founder and 2021 @AIANational Whitney M. Young Jr. Award winner. https://t.co/cysaznGjnw https://t.co/OWaxnj7bGd

SOM and TranSystems to redesign Chicago’s oldest State/Lake elevated station https://t.co/JhNdznp1cR via @WACommunity

Building in Shanghai

Nanamica’s NYC store nods to a Japanese beach house https://t.co/xUwNYo8qIy

"New York City is full of underutilized urban voids that could be developed as more dynamic and equitable gathering spaces that extend the linear sidewalk experience," says @odanewyork_'s Eran Chen of the firm's proposal for the city's Flower District. https://t.co/JMAqbpBrRe https://t.co/JzCefkFrzl

Built from mass timber and clad in terra-cotta, the triple-pronged Baker's Place is the latest wood project slated for Wisconsin: https://t.co/2GXQEn8B5a

In honor of Juneteenth, our @archsessions conversation with Mr. Phil Freelon FAIA. It was an honor of my career to speak with him, and in this conversation he joyfully speaks of his work at Emancipation Park in Houston, dedicated on Juneteenth in 2017. https://t.co/qlSRCBsuUg

"I would hate to get to 2,500 Black architects and then see that we let up—that we settled," says @MoodyNolan CEO Jonathan Moody in pt. 9 of our #oneyearlater check-ins with designers one year after the murder of #GeorgeFloyd. https://t.co/la5hyv73qH https://t.co/A9PpNeGHWA

The Gnostic island-city of Mithra-Gorée, illustration ca. 1890

"The support of public design initiatives is increasingly important in addressing economic inequality," says @SageCoombe's Jennifer Sage, winner of a 2021 @AIANational Public Architecture Award. https://t.co/NERS0zANfK https://t.co/VT3Nb5LJ7d

My university campus, 1971(?), Würzburg, Germany

How would you rate these SOPHARMA Towers (Sofia, Bulgaria)?

Mount Fuji Architects Studio adds flying stairs to hotel to not feel being isolated from the city: https://t.co/mb7gkDoCWA #japan #architecture https://t.co/3qrUtqJq7k