The city of Idabel, Oklahoma is the quintessential small town, with its roots dating back to 1902 and a population of just over 7,000. With any town, no matter the size, water towers serve a variety of purposes. These storage tanks in many cases serve as a source of pride, a beacon of sorts that towers over a local community. Continue reading Read More
The new Carlingford Public School in Australia was the collaborative effort of architects NBRS Architecture and Design/Construct team at Grindley. The contract included the construction of a new state-of-the-art three-story building for the school. Continue reading Read More
The La Porte water tank in Texas is award-winning. The legged tower features a mural, “Life By The Bay,” and is a stunning example of a water tank’s ability to be used like canvas. In an article by Tnemec Company, Inc. they discuss the trend of water tanks moving towards artist expression. Continue reading Read More
The Carleton-Willard Village Retirement Community in Bedford, MA, was designed by Tsomides Associates Architects Planners. The new village center takes senior living to new heights with a host of modern amenities and a stunning contemporary design. Continue reading Read More
International architecture studio, Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (FJMT), designed the Macquarie University Library back in 2011. The architects describe the library as, “…an innovative welcoming and inspiring landmark building for the University. It represents a new generation of library design—full of dynamic, collaborative, open spaces for learning, challenging the traditional notion of a library as a quiet, storage facility for printed materials.” Continue reading Read More