NBBJ Designs Facebook Spring District In Washington With Sustainable Design

Facebook Spring District, Seattle, NBBJ, Pure Freeform, Lumiflon, Photography Benjamin Benschneider
Categories Architecture
Facebook's Spring District development is its most significant presence outside its Menlo Park, California, headquarters. The Seattle location houses 7,000 employees in a state-of-the-art facility worthy of the social media empire. In addition, the over one million square foot development features one particular property, a 400,000 square foot building formerly the REI Co-op headquarters.
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Roswell, New Mexico Water Tank Showcases Town’s Illustrious UFO History

City of Roswell, NM, Water Tower, Tnemec Company, Hydroflon
Categories Case Studies, Water Tanks/Infrastructure
Great water tanks represent the town in which they reside. These tanks most usually feature signature elements of the city, historical features, or simply something the township is proud of. For example, the city of Roswell, in southeastern New Mexico, has such an element as it is the home of the alleged UFO crash in 1947 and the International UFO Museum and Research Center and Gift Shop.
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Hilton Rochester Mayo Clinic Adorned With Custom Zebra Limestone Metal Panels

Hilton Rochester, Mayo Clinic, HGA, Pure Freeform, Zebra Limestone, Metal Panels, Lumiflon, Photography Phalanx Studios
Categories Architecture
The Hilton Rochester is a stone’s throw from the renowned Mayo Clinic. The hotel features guest rooms atop a conference center, restaurant, retail, office space, wellness/fitness center, and parking structure, creating a truly mixed-use space. The six-story facade is a combination of materials utilizing granite, glass, and custom limestone panels. ©Photography Phalanx Studios The ar...
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PPG Assists Architects In Revamping Iconic Building With Custom Coatings Technology

Bulletin Building, Schuylkill Yards, George Howe, KieranTimberlake, PPG, Coraflon, Photography, Matt Krissel
Categories Architecture
The Bulletin Building in the University City neighborhood of Philadelphia was initially built in 1954 by legendary American architect George Howe. The former headquarters of the Evening Bulletin newspaper, the building became iconic, undergoing a series of renovations since the newspaper collapse in 1982. The most recent renovation was completed by KieranTimberlake and the Practice for Architecture and Urbanism.
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