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Converting Airplanes Into Homes
Since the 1980s, people have been transforming unused airplanes into livable homes. One of the earliest influential projects came from Jo Ann Ussery, who, after losing her home to a fire in …
Tag: Renovations
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Palm Springs’ Oldest Functioning Hotel Casa Cody Reimagined
The historic property's refurbishment thoughtfully blends the past with the present
Designmuseum Danmark Reopens in Copenhagen
Tracing the history of design inside and out, this iconic institution returns after a two-year renovation
100 Years of Hotel Punta Tragara in Capri, Italy
The iconic peach-hued hotel recently underwent a renovation that blends tradition and contemporary style
Via archpaper.com
Toshiko Mori’s Brooklyn Public Library Central Branch Renovation
The National Register of Historic Places-listed art deco Central Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) underwent a two-year interior renovation by architect Toshiko Mori. As part of a phased reopening of …
LOGE Camp’s Five Fetching Locations Encourage Outdoor Exploration
At Oregon, Washington, California and Colorado properties, guests benefit from proximity to natural wonders
Sonoma’s Reimagined MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa
A century and a half after it was built, the destination has been completely transformed by a $25 million renovation
The Design Minds Behind LA’s Firehouse Hotel
The nine-room downtown newcomer exists in a beautifully transformed historic building
Via designboom.com
National Library of France Reopens After a Decade
After a decade of renovations by architects Bruno Gaudin and Virginie Brégal, the National Library of France is reopening and the new renovations are as varied as they are spectacular. The library …
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2016’s Best Architecture in NYC
From striking new structures to housing innovations and delightful additions to public parks, NYC has seen a lot of new architecture this year. Curbed put together a list of some of the …