Inside the Design, Expansion of Lookingglass Theatre in Chicago
The expansion of Lookingglass Theatre in Chicago celebrates history, theater, and adaptive reuse with sustainable choices.| gb&d magazine
Architects: há.atelierArea: 210 m²Year: 2024Photography: José CamposCategory: Adaptive Reuse, Interpretation CenterCity/Location: União das freguesias de São Miguel, Santa Eufémia e RabaçalCountry: Portugal The Cereal Interpretation Center in Santa Eufémia, Portugal, designed by há.atelier, reimagines a historic watermill as a space dedicated to cultural preservation and education. Conceived as an adaptive reuse project, the intervention restores ... Read more| ArchitectureLab
Meet 2025 Next Work Environment Competition winner of the adaptive reuse category: Little and their Gardner Skelton submission. The post WINNER! Gardner Skelton by Little Diversified Architectural Consulting appeared first on Work Design Magazine.| Work Design Magazine
Work will ramp up in the coming weeks at the historic church, which is being restored and expanded into a residential complex in Downtown Jersey City.| Jersey Digs
The expansion of Lookingglass Theatre in Chicago celebrates history, theater, and adaptive reuse with sustainable choices.| gb&d magazine
For being a licensed city planner, I’ve avoided using one particular term in this blog common within my profession’s jargon: urban sprawl. Applying the search tool, it has only appeared as content within 72 articles—pretty rare considering that at this point in September 2025, I have produced 956 blog posts. Keep in mind, many of ...Read more... The post Campus creep: when a large, rooted institution needs to grow…there goes the neighborhood. appeared first on American Dirt..| American Dirt.
JBG Smith’s 195-unit project is the first under Arlington’s streamlined office-to-residential conversion ordinance. Richard Lawson reports on a real estate transformation with potentially sweeping national appeal.| The Builder's Daily
A husband-and-wife duo hopes to breathe new life into a neglected, decaying 100-year-old religious landmark in St. Petersburg. Noam Krasniansky bought the Euclid Methodist Church, also known as the Euclid Mansion, for $1.1 million in August 2023. According to adaptive reuse documents obtained by the Catalyst, he is "completely renovating the structure to bring it [...]| St Pete Catalyst
A husband-and-wife duo’s last-ditch effort to transform a decaying religious landmark in St. Petersburg into a unique event space has failed. Noam Krasniansky unveiled his ambitious plans for the nearly century-old Euclid Methodist Church, also known as the Euclid Mansion, in February 2024. The neglected institution has remained vacant since 2005. In November 2024, the [...]| St Pete Catalyst
Demolition once loomed for a decaying religious landmark in St. Petersburg after attempts to transform it into a unique event space failed in February due to concerns over parking and noise. However, an undeterred husband-and-wife duo will soon open the nearly century-old Euclid Methodist Church’s doors to the public for the first time since 2005. [...]| St Pete Catalyst
Riley shares why preserving old buildings isn’t about the past—it’s about creating places with meaning, identity, and life for the future.| Catalyst Construction
Bruce Rosenbaum is about as Steampunk as you can get. Dubbed the Steampunk Guru by the Wall Street Journal and named Steampunk Evangelist by Wired Magazine, Mr. Rosenbaum’s dedication to his craft is evident in ... The post Preservation Artisans Guild Member Feature: Bruce Rosenbaum | ModVic appeared first on Preservation Artisans Guild.| Preservation Artisans Guild
This co-living project in Evanston includes lofted units, a conservatory, greenhouse, and shared spaces designed for community-oriented living.| Moss Architecture
The Sustainable Model for Tomorrow’s City Starts with the Post Industrial City Over the past half century, our western cities that emerged from the industrial revolution have grown into dense nodes of interconnections. The premise of spatial connectivity that inspired these cities has facilitated a consolidation of old urban cores into larger ecologies of interaction […] The post (Re)Connecting the Post Industrial appeared first on Intercon.| Intercon
