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The Museum of the American Revolution, 101 S. 3rd Street, Philadelphia

Join RAMSA’s Founding Partner Robert A. M. Stern for a virtual lecture where he will discuss the influence of Philadelphia on his more than half-century of practice as an architect, historian, and educator.

Colgate University, RAMSA

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Robert A.M. Stern Architects designed Jane Pinchin and Burke Residence Halls and a new quadrangle for Colgate University.

Elon University’s Admissions Welcome Center

New Construction

Robert A.M. Stern Architects designs a university welcome center with a presence that creates a whole new approach to the campus.

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Robert A.M. Stern's City Living: Apartment Houses, showcases superlative urban architecture, while analyzing the precedent, context and history of each project.

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2016 Arthur Ross Awards

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The Miami Beach Library is a 45,000-sq.ft. building of Florida keystone, terra cotta and pink stucco rendered in the relaxed Modernism of its Art Deco surroundings. The ground floor contains a 140-seat auditorium, the main library collections and a café that opens onto a walled garden with a fountain.

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Stern’s Bavaro Hall

Clem Labine reviews Tradition and Invention in Architecture: Conversations and Essays, by Robert A.M. Stern

Forest Hills Gardens in New York City’s borough of Queens is one of America’s most successful urban garden villages. Begun in 1907 to a plan by Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., with architecture by Grosvenor Atterbury, the center of the community is built around its Station Square connection to the Long Island Railroad – shown here with the tower of the Forest Hills Inn in the background.

The first comprehensive review of nearly two centuries of the garden suburb movement in Europe and the U.S.

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The proposed design by Robert A.M. Stern Architects for the new Museum of the American Revolution uses restrained Classicism to achieve compatibility with its location in Philadelphia’s historic Independence Hall district. Modernist critics lament that the design isn’t “revolutionary.”

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