A look at projects involving the design, construction and restoration of various public buildings, including city halls, monuments, court houses and libraries.
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Citrus Square in Sarasota, FL, follows a New Urbanist master plan and features a series of six façades to create the illusion of multiple buildings.
The Donald W. Reynolds Center at the Smithsonian's restoration and renovation led by Washington, DC-based Hartman-Cox Architects, sets a new national standard for preservation and garners a 2007 Palladio Award.
David M. Schwarz designed a new downtown city hall for Alpharetta, GA, where a new library and park complement the new building.
The Old House of Delegates at the Maryland State House has been re-created back to its 1876 Victorian style.
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On March 5, 2008, Seattle, WA, purchased King Street Station, a national, state and city landmark from Burlington Northern Railroad (now BNSF) for 10$.
How to maintain the historic authenticity of the St. Louis Public Library while bringing the building's systems and functions into a new century.
The Harris County Courthouse in downtown Houston, TX, has been restored to its original 1910 condition thanks to a seven-year restoration completed in 2012.
The restoration of the Conrad B. Duberstein U.S. Bankruptcy Courthouse included windows and roofing. The project lasted six years and cost $60.96-million.
The 58,000-sq.ft. historic rehabilitated City Hall of Atascadero, CA reopened in April, 2013.
