Originally designed in 1928 by Andrew Poyar, with east and west stands added in 1930 by Fort Worth architect Wyatt C. Hedrick, Amon G. Carter Stadium at TCU has undergone multiple phases of redevelopment.
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The Buffalo AKG Art Museum recently underwent its third expansion, led by OMA and Cooper Robertson. A key challenge was connecting the historic 1905 museum (last expanded in 1962) with the new 30,000-square-foot exhibition space.
Cladding Corp is honored to have Ceramic5 selected for the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, TX, designed by
The expanded and reimagined Tutt Library at Colorado College in Colorado Springs stands as the largest carbon-neutral academic library in America, embodying a commitment to sustainability and innovation.
Located within a redeveloped regional sports and recreation campus, the new community center serves as a focal point for the community.
The Inland Northwest Behavioral Health Hospital addresses the increasing demand for behavioral health treatment, embodying a holistic approach to design.
The Davis-Harrington Welcome Center - Springfield, MO, designed by Dake Wells Architecture integrates a mix of materials in response to the campus context.
The Louisiana Children’s Museum reimagines the traditional children’s museum by seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor learning experiences.
The Lea County Courthouse project, a masterpiece of contemporary judicial design envisioned by RMKM Architects and brought to life between 2019 and 2021, stands out as a remarkable architectural a
Recently completed, the Welles Turner Memorial Library underwent interior renovations as well as a new building addition, featuring a large gable curtain wall with custom fabricated outriggers supporting an aluminum and cement panel sun shade.
The University of Iowa’s popular Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex was in need of a major expansion. In addition to a lack of space, wear was beginning to show throughout the complex.
The design team at Giò Forma Studio was tasked with designing this iconic project, which holds the Guinness World Record for the largest mirrored building on earth.
Designed by architect Espen Surnevik in collaboration with Trodahl Architekter, the new Porsgrunn Church has replaced the original church, a wooden building from 1760, which was lost in a fire in 2011.
Lead designer David Adjaye and lead architect Philip Freelon, together with their architectural team Freelon Adjaye Bond/SmithGroup, won an international competition to design the National Museum of African American History & Culture.