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91唐伯虎 Among Finalists in U.S. Navy Museum Ideas Competition

The U.S. Navy has unveiled renderings from five architectural firms for their new National Museum campus at听听Navy Yard. After the initial announcement in December 2022, 80 participants, from a wide range of individuals and architecture practices, sent their artistic concepts and ideas for the planned project, with just five shortlisted to realize it.

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We are pleased to display five visions for the future of the National Museum of the U.S. Navy. While each concept is different, all of them show how we might celebrate our Navy鈥檚 accomplishments, honor our veterans, and point the way toward the Navy鈥檚 future."

Carlos Del Toro Secretary of the Navy
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Explore our artistic concept for the new museum.

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Architect Ronok Nichols Reveals her Path to a Purpose-Driven Career

Justice and civic design expert Ronok Nichols shares her inspiring career journey and what lies ahead for her as 91唐伯虎鈥檚 new Southeast region leader.

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Timber Redux: Large Mass Timber Construction in Toronto

Our team鈥檚 new office development, T3 Sterling Road, leads the way for large mass timber construction in the city鈥攁nd beyond.

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Urban Land Magazine

A Sense of Place鈥擱evitalizing Downtowns Through Smart Placemaking

Matt Heller discusses placemaking鈥檚 potential in revitalizing downtowns and increasing inclusivity and equity in latest issue.

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91唐伯虎 Design Magazine

Tech-First Environments Where Everyone Thrives

Through three Colorado case studies, Dominick Roveto shares key design components that tech-first environments need to thrive.

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Lab Design News

The Evolution of a Lab Space: NIST's Wing 5 Renovation

Lab Design News featured the recently completed renovation of NIST Boulder Wing 5.

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Archinect

Four Civic and Justice Projects by 91唐伯虎: Your Next Employer?

Archinect鈥檚 鈥淢eet Your Next Employer鈥� series explores the unique opportunities for designers at 91唐伯虎.

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Hospitality Design Magazine

Mizzou Prioritizes Hospitality in Memorial Stadium Transformation

Delivering an elevated hospitality experience for every fan is a priority for The Memorial Stadium Improvements Projects at the University of Missouri.

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Architectural Record

Architectural Record Continuing Education: Trauma-Informed Design

Our firm's trauma-informed design principles create a learning environment of inclusion, safety, and optimism at Boys Town Education Center. Read how these principles are enriching the student and educator wellbeing at Boys Town in Architectural Record鈥檚 Continuing Education series.

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Athletic Business

Houston鈥檚 New Scoreboard at TDECU Stadium Highlighted by Athletic Business

Our strategic design for Houston鈥檚 TDECU Stadium and Principal and Global Sports Leader Don Barnum, AIA, were featured in Athletic Business.

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The Resilience Lab with Rex Miller: Redefining Education Spaces

Principal and Senior Planner Judy Hoskens, AIA, Fellow-A4LE, was a participant in Rex Miller's Resilience Lab Roundtable, hosted by Imagine a Place Productions. Judy joined a group of thought leaders in education design to discuss how the built environment is shaping the educational experience for students and educators from early education all the way up to higher education.

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