Carnagie Abbey Club, Portsmouth, R.I.
By K. Schipper PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — It’s a rare developer who can take 350 acres of land owned by an order of monks and turn it into a championship-level golf course and exclusive private...
By K. Schipper PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — It’s a rare developer who can take 350 acres of land owned by an order of monks and turn it into a championship-level golf course and exclusive private...
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. – And, now, there are seven more names. The Space Mirror Memorial, located on the visitors center for the space center, is a continuing tribute to those lost in the...
By K. Schipper ALBANY, N.Y. — Cathedral, for most people, is of a structure designed and built to last for centuries. The parishioners of the Catholic Diocese of Albany, N.Y., know better. Well before...
By K. Schipper SANTA ANA, Calif. – What’s the worst building situation you can imagine? How about having the project partially erected before the client, architect and contractor end up in a lawsuit? For...
By K. Schipper COLUMBIA, Mo. – There’s nothing ordinary about the renovation of this public library. By choosing to expand the existing library, the designers faced the dual problems of creating a significant civic...
By K. Schipper One luxury-car manufacturers uses its current ad campaign to tell potential customers to expect the unexpected … and it’s the kind of advice architect Rob James certainly took to heart. When...
By K. Schipper
NORTHFIELD, Minn — If there’s one thing that’s not built in a day, a year or even a decade, it’s an American college campus.
On some, today’s buildings stick out like sore thumbs next to those built decades earlier. For others, natural stone offers a timeless look that can help integrate even the newest construction with structures raised a century or more ago.
By K. Schipper Scottsdale, Ariz.-based P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Inc. is offers unique Chinese cuisine at more than 70 restaurants – and each location is a visual feast for stone lovers as well. “We...
By K. Schipper ARLINGTON, Va. – Last year, it was just a routine move-in. This past month, when Pentagon employees started returning again to the section known as Wedge 1, newly clad in Indiana...