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Blessed

African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund announces 31 historic Black churches to receive funding

Seizing Opportunity

UCLA has acquired the Westside Pavilion and plans to use it as an education and research facility

Grub for Good

To restore McCarren Parkhouse, KTISMA Studio stitches old and new life together

Where Old Meets New

Perkins&Will’s D.B. Weldon Library revitalization transforms a Brutalist classic by John Andrews in Ontario

History in the Making

Preservation stories that had AN editors buzzing in 2023

Good News

Modernist structures by Paul Rudolph and Ulrich Franzen are New York City’s newest landmarks

Love It or Loathe It

Google gives first look at its plans for Chicago’s James R. Thompson Center

Khartoum Modern

Mohieldin Gamal, cofounder of Modern Sudan Collective, discusses art, architecture, and preservation in post-2019 Khartoum

A New Chapter

ODA’s restoration of Detroit’s Book Tower reveals a storied past

Architectures of Hope

Revisiting Open Gaza, an anthology about the region’s past, present, and future, edited by Michael Sorkin and Deen Sharp

America’s Commemorative Landscape

Mellon Foundation doubles the Monuments Project funding to total $500 million

Paying Homage

Sarasota firm Sweet Sparkman is the winner of New College’s Reimagining Pei competition

All Cleaned Up

With help from Marmol Radziner and Reed Hilderbrand, SOM’s Lever House receives a $100 million refresh

Hotel, Motel, Holiday Inn

Instagram account Dead Motels USA is a curatorial project celebrating the oddness and specificity of roadside attractions

Nouveau Nostalgia

TNT Architecture, gh3*, Studio Gang, and Freaks Architecture to reveal, not retrofit, a historic Paris atelier

Virtual Summit

Renew Reuse Regrow, presented by The Architect’s Newspaper, returns on December 6

Resuscitating

Burnham Ward Properties and Shubin Donaldson restore a Richard Neutra–designed medical office in Newport Beach

Berkeley Brut

In Berkeley, one of Louis Kahn’s last designs, the Flora Lamson Hewlett Building, has been renovated by Russell Architects

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