Center For Architecture - Political Scandals

C.H. Briggs partnered with Philadelphia University's Department of Industrial Design Program to showcase student designs using DuPont Corian in the recently opened LIFE+ exhibition. We look forward to working with C.H. Briggs in the future to further witness the ...

The Sukkah City installation at Union Square last weekend was an ideal example of how to use public space in NYC. Ostensibly, the sukkah's religious function is to commemorate the temporary structures that the Israelites dwelled in during their exodus from ...

And today in news about concrete.... You may already have heard about Litracon, a see-through concrete developed by Hungarian architect Aron Losonczi. The material can be used for artistic purposes, or in commercial or residential construction projects, where experts predict it could ...

, the New Jersey Chapter of NAIOP, the commercial real estate development association, will hold its Annual Meeting and Annual Real Estate Forecast, featuring the 2009 elections and a keynote speech by Dr. Peter Linneman, principal of Linneman Associates and Professor of Real ...

, the Community Housing and Improvement Program holds a seminar, Challenging Your Buildings Tax Assessment," with property tax expert Paul Korngold to explain how assessments are determined and how to challenge an assessment at the Association of the Bar of the City of ...

From a room underneath the sidewalk in New York City, stark, white pipes plunge more than 1200 feet into the depths of the earth. It's coming from beneath the earth's surface," says Rick Bell, executive director of the 15,000-square-foot ...

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