Yangzhou Journal: Grand Canal Theatre China – much more than just a building.
All images ©SFAP and architectural description by TJAD Architects By Ron Bernthal As the most important cultural facility in the city…
Memphis Journal: Revitalized art museum supports new growth in Mississippi Riverfront district
The courtyard at the new Brooks Art Museum in Memphis (rendering by Herzog & de Meuron and Archimania) by Ron Bernthal …
Dnipro Journal: Design-driven metro stations rise in Ukrainian city
(Render ATCHAIN) by Ron Bernthal The city is about about a six hour drive north to Kyiv; or a six hour…
Helsinki Journal: Snøhetta to revitalize an urban square by city’s historic railway station
(All images courtesy Snøhetta) by Ron Bernthal In December, 2021, the winning team for the architectural competition for the Eliel…
London Journal: New mixed-use Borough Yards project to open spring 2022
(images courtesy SPPARC Studio London) by Ron Bernthal The $411 million mixed-use Borough Yards development, designed by the London-based SPPARC Studio,…
Melbourne Journal: World’s tallest vertical garden to rise in city’s South Bank district
(All images courtesy Norm Li/UNStudio & Cox Architecture) Edited by Ron Bernthal Australian property developer Beulah International is in the process…
Raleigh Journal: Design revealed for Downtown South Masterplan
(renderings of Downtown South Masterplan courtesy 10 Design) by Ron Bernthal The $2.2 billion, 140-acre Downtown South Raleigh Masterplan is a…
West Kowloon Journal: At 700,000 square-feet it’s one of the largest contemporary art museums in the world.
Preview post by Ron Bernthal M+, Asia’s first global museum of contemporary art, designed by the architecture firm Herzog & de…
Sydney Journal: In a city of ocean beaches, new swimming pools and water cleanup are proposed for harbor revitalization
by Ron Bernthal A bold plan to make Sydney Harbor swimmable has been unveiled by the City of Sydney with a…
Rennes Journal: Downtown revitalization project transforms historic French city.
Passengers in Rennes train station (image EuroRennes) by Ron Bernthal The Saint-Michel quarter has always been a transient place. Rennes’s history…