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The Roundhouse at Hazelwood Green / GBBN
South Side Courtyard House Pool Pavilion & Landscape / studio d'ARC
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Architects: studio d'ARC
- Area: 3700 ft²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: BLUDOT, Kohler, McNeel, Nemetschek, Optimum Steel Windows, +2
Tustin Street Adaptive Re-Use / studio d’ARC
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Architects: studio d’ARC
- Area: 1900 ft²
- Year: 2019
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh / GBBN
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Architects: GBBN
- Area: 9800 ft²
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: Pinnacle Architectural Lighting, Richlite, Shaw, VitrA
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Professionals: WNA Engineering, SciTek Consultants, WBCM
Over View Installation at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh / FreelandBuck
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Architects: FreelandBuck
- Year: 2019
Tree Pittsburgh Headquarters / GBBN
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Architects: GBBN
- Area: 5500 ft²
- Year: 2018
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Professionals: Adele Beaves, Gateway Engineers, Iams Consulting, Pashek + MTR
Carnegie Mellon University Sorrells Library Renovation / GBBN
PNC Legacy Pavilion / GBBN
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Architects: GBBN
- Area: 121 m²
- Year: 2011
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Manufacturers: Bendheim, Pilkington, Kawneer, LiveRoof, ROCKWOOL, +1
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Professionals: Cenkner Engineering Associates
Frick Environmental Center / Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
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Architects: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
- Area: 15570 ft²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: BRAE, Black Locust Lumber USA, Marvin, SolarWorld, Urban Tree, +1
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Professionals: Atelier Ten, Barber & Hoffman, H.F. Lenz Company, La Quatra Bonci Associates, Nitsch Engineering, +2
Uber Advanced Technologies Group Center / Assembly Design Studio
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Architects: Assembly Design Studio
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: 3G Lighting, Allied Maker, Apparatus Studio, Bec Brittain, Blackened, +6
Frick Environmental Center / Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
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Architects: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
- Area: 15570 ft²
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: Ardex, Black Locust Lumber USA, Carlisle SynTec, J+J Flooring Group, Nucor Steel
The Tower at PNC Plaza / Gensler
New Lower Hill Masterplan / West 8 + BIG + Atelier Ten
BIG, West 8 and Atelier Ten have revealed their masterplan design for Pittsburgh's Lower Hill district, just outside the city's downtown region. Located on the former site of Pittsburgh's Civic Arena, which was demolished in 2012 and has since left a significant hole in the city's fabric, the design will bring 1,200 residences and over 1 million square feet of retail space to the area, while reconnecting the wider Hill District with the downtown core by reinstating the city's road grid, overlaid with a series of pedestrian footpaths, public plazas and green spaces.
HAC Lab Pittsburgh: Imagining the Modern
The city of Pittsburgh encountered and was transformed by modern architecture in an ambitious program of urban revitalization in the 1950s and ’60s. HAC Lab Pittsburgh: Imagining the Modern untangles Pittsburgh’s complicated relationship with modern architecture and urban planning. This experimental presentation at Carnegie Museum of Art’s Heinz Architectural Center includes abundant archival materials from the period, an active architecture studio, and a salon-style discussion space, unearthing layers of history and a range of perspectives.
Exhibition: Sketch to Structure
Sketch to Structure unfolds the architectural design process to show how buildings take shape. With sketches, plans, blueprints, renderings, and models from the Heinz Architectural Center collection, this exhibition reveals that architectural design, from initial concept to client presentation, isn’t straightforward.
Design With Empathy: An Exhibit Honoring Maggie's Architecture of Cancer Care
Organized by the New York School of Interior Design, and curated for CMOA by Raymund Ryan, curator of architecture, Carnegie Museum of Art is hosting a new exhibit: Maggie's Centres: A Blueprint for Cancer Care. Opening September 13, the exhibit showcases the extraordinary Maggie's Centres, works of integrated architecture designed to address essential human needs and the everyday challenges of cancer patients undergoing treatment. The work of Frank Gehry, Piers Gough, Steven Holl, Rem Koolhaas, and Richard Rogers have been selected to be included in the exhibition, and provide insight into how some of the most influential architects of our age have sought to positively alter the look, and more significantly, the feel, of healthcare facilities.