Tempe Center for the Arts in Tempe, United States

The Tempe Center for the Arts designed by Barton Myers Associates, Inc. + Architekton, Located in Tempe, United States  is an iconic civic meeting place celebrating Arizona’s cultural history and Sonoran desert landscape. Acoustic mitigation through design was a critical concern because the site is directly below the flight path to Phoenix’s Airport. Inspired by the jagged buttes of Monument Valley,... 

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New Mexico History Musuem in Santa Fe, United States

Designed by SaylorGregg Architects, New Mexico History Musuem is located in Santa Fe, United States. The oldest continuously occupied public building in the United States, the Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe was constructed in 1610 as Spain’s citadel in the American Southwest. A striking adobe building with an extraordinary history, the Palace served for years as the repository of artifacts... 

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New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas, United States

New Mexico Highlands University’s located in Las Vegas, United States, designed by Diamond and Schmitt Architects, N.M. campus broke ground yesterday for a new Student Union building designed by Diamond and Schmitt Architects of Toronto and partner Studio Southwest of Albuquerque, N. M. The three-storey 65,000 sq ft facility will serve as a centre-piece of student activity and provide expanded facilities... 

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The Bosque School – Schoolhouse Building in Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

The Bosque School – Schoolhouse Building designed by Rohde May Keller McNamara Architecture, P.C. is located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States. RMKM designed a new high school and head-of-school administration building for Albuquerque’s Bosque School with goals of the building ‘fitting in’ with its context, providing a warm and inviting first impression, and projecting a... 

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Marni Las Vegas in Las Vegas, United States

Designed by Sybarite UK Ltd, Marni Las Vegas is located in Las Vegas, United States. Sybarite’s design for the Marni flagship at Crystals in Las Vegas was inspired by the image of a cracking whip, seemingly suspended in mid-air as it unfurls. Defining the perimeter, this sinuous ‘lasso’ of stainless steel encircles the boutique, providing hanging space for the RTW collection. At one end it is... 

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