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The Richard Morris Hunt Prize cultivates a cross-cultural exchange between leading historic preservation and restoration professionals.

Historical references, a high-performance building envelope, clean-energy technologies, and integration into a densely urban community make the building complex at 1703 Broadway a model project.

Dan Gordon on historical precedent in the contemporary landscape.

The New Urbanist addresses one of the biggest hurdles to mixed-use projects.

A renowned expert in architectural arts restoration, John Canning, articulates his affinity for the profession.

The Trustees of Reservations demonstrates the fortitude needed to successfully safeguard historically significant landscapes—century after century.

The addition of six student-housing buildings and a pedestrian bridge give Villanova University a new identity steeped in tradition.

With Benton Hall, Robert A.M. Stern Architects both respects and adds to Colgate University’s centuries-old architectural heritage.

Dryden Architecture and Design works with Seekircher Steel Window to bring post-WWI window frames and hardware back to their original form and function.

TreanorHL rehabilitates Napa County Superior Court after the South Napa earthquake severely damages the 1878 building.

After five years of reconstruction work, the Boston−Cambridge Longfellow Bridge is a model of historic preservation and 21st-century modernization.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’s Indianapolis Indiana Temple is a blend of classical architecture and regional motifs.

Quinn Evans Architects honors history, artisanship, and, sustainable development with Clipper Mill Industrial Park.

Architect Donald Lococo uses a minimalist aesthetic to tie a new gabled wing to a classic Tudor home.

Chesneys carves replicas of 18th-century fireplace mantels with exactitude born over three decades.

Finegold Alexander Architects resurrects Boston University’s iconic Castle to serve as the Dahod Family Alumni Center.

JCJ Architecture restores the 1914 New Haven County Courthouse.

GTM Architects custom tailors an 1800s knitting mill to house a software developer’s headquarters, among other tenants.