Whitman College in Princeton, New Jersey, United States

Designed by Porphyrios Associates, Whitman College is located in Princeton, New Jersey, United States. While many colleges and universities are building cutting edge modern buildings, Princeton is banking on its strong tradition of Collegiate Gothic architecture. While Princeton has built a number of modern buildings, including a Gehry- designed Science Library that is under construction and the recently... 

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Harvard University – Northwest Science Building in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Harvard University – Northwest Science Building, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, had one plot of under-utilised land remaining on its historic campus. One of the University’s goals was to maximize utilisation of the site, which weaves between six existing buildings and faces a historic neighbourhood of residences. The Northwest... 

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D’Angelo Law Library in University of Chicago, Chicago, United States

Designed by OWP/P | Cannon Design, D’Angelo Law Library is located in Chicago, United States. The University of Chicago’s D’Angelo Law Library has been selected by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) as a winner of one of its Interior Architecture Awards. On the heels of its centennial, The University of Chicago Law School began renovating key areas of its landmark, late-1950s campus.... 

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