10 | 20 | 2025DAVIS CENTER FEATURED IN OCULUS FALL 2025 ISSUE
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The outdoor room at the Davis Center is transforming into a skating rink, set to open for the winter season on November 15th.
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The National Academy of Design has elected Susan Rodriguez as a 2025 National Academician. She is one of 27 artists and architects recognized in the Academy’s 200th year for their contributions to contemporary American art and architecture.
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Architectural Record publishes the Davis Center at the Harlem Meer in their August issue, highlighting how the design fuses architecture and landscape to create a new recreational experience in the Park.
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The Gottesman Pool at the new Davis Center drew thousands of visitors from the surrounding community during opening weekend—just in time for the heat wave!
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The Davis Center for Human Ecology at College of the Atlantic is a recipient of the 2025 AIA COTE Top Ten Award! This honor celebrates sustainable design and excellence.
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The Plan Magazine features the Hudson Highlands Residence as a Landmark Home in April issue.
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Sited on the hillside of Hudson Valley Shakespeare’s 98-acre campus in Garrison, NY, an ensemble of cottages and a “Big Barn” containing 16 studios and a shared gathering space frame an outdoor landscape. The residential village fosters community and connection to the natural world for the cast, crew and artists of the company.
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Architectural Record publishes Hudson Highlands Residence in their Featured House series, highlighting the project’s deep connection to the natural world and ambitious sustainability goals.
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Photo Credits: Richard Barnes