Descubre la fascinante zona arqueológica totonaca de Yohualichan en Puebla.
Temple Church London 5 August 2014
Image 18 of 55 from gallery of Renderforest Offices / Storaket Architectural Studio. Photograph by Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan
This high tech building, titled “The Digital Beijing Building”, is a comprehensive information facility for the Beijing 2008 Olympics. The building
CORE architecture + design renovated and expanded the historic structure at 1800 Eye Street NW, which was purportedly the first concrete and masonry residential building in DC. The 8-story, 32,000 SF building enables Arizona State University to consolidate its DC office, teaching, and event spaces.
Lubrizol has signed a deal for two floors in One Briarlake Plaza in Westchase, where it...
Construction is wrapping up at residential rental tower One Boerum Place in Downtown Brooklyn from developers Avery Hall Investments, Allegra Holding, and Aria Development Group. Designed by Avery Hall, the 22 story tower features a brick and punch window facade with private terraces and corner logg
Image 18 of 55 from gallery of Renderforest Offices / Storaket Architectural Studio. Photograph by Sona Manukyan & Ani Avagyan
The Loft House is an office building commissioned by the well-known Finnish construction company EKE. The building that also functions as EKE’s..
Leasing-sector posted its lowest vacancy rate in nine years
New York State Capitol Albany, NY
New York Times Building (1888–89, expanded 1903–05) 1888 Architect: George B. Post 1903 Architect: Robert Maynicke for Maynicke & Franke 41 Park Row Lower Manhattan, New York The Times built the first wholly dedicated newspaper headquarters building on this site in 1857–58. The 1889 building was constructed around the core of the original so that the printing presses could run uninterrupted. The Times headquarters is one of the last remaining newspaper buildings on Newspaper Row. In 1830 the New York Mirror located its headquarters on Nassau Street. By 1836, fourteen newspapers and various printing concerns formed the core of what would become known as Newspaper Row by the 1860s. By the 1880s, it was home to the Herald, Tribune, Staats-Zeitung, World, Times, Post and Telegraph. The Herald departed for Herald Square in 1894 and the Times to Times Square in 1904. But other papers remained in the area through the 1920s. With the departure of the Times, the building's owners decided to remove the mansard roof and expand the building four stories. Pace University acquired the building in 1951. George B. Post (1837–1913) studied under richard Morris Hunt before forming a professiona partnership in 1860. His New York designs include the Williamsburgh Savings Bank, Brooklyn (1875), the Brookyn Historical Society (1880), New York Times Building, Park Row (1889), the New York Stock Exchange (1903) and the CCNY campus (1907). © Matthew X. Kiernan NYBAI15-6315
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Image 11 of 36 from gallery of The Wedge Office Building / A-Lab. Photograph by Ivan Brodey
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