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4 | 25 | 2024ARCHITECTURE FOR ALL: SUSAN RODRIGUEZ PARTICIPATES IN MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE SYMPOSIUM

At Middlebury College’s Architecture for All Symposium, Susan Rodriguez participated in an exciting lecture series and collaborative exhibition with Marlon Blackwell, Billie Tsien, and Turner Brooks. The five-day symposium provided a space for enriching conversation among practicing architects, faculty, community members and students surrounding the responsibilities and opportunities architects have in designing for all. Her lecture, entitled “Architecture for all: Designing at the Intersection of Place, Purpose, History and Community Culture,” explores designing in the public realm and the creation of buildings and spaces that distill the essence of cultures and communities.

Read more about the event here.

Image Credits: Middlebury College, Susan Rodriguez

9 | 21 | 2023TOPPING OUT AND UPDATE ON THE HARLEM MEER CENTER IN CENTRAL PARK

The design and construction team recently gathered with the Central Park Conservancy to celebrate the topping out of the Harlem Meer Center. As we mark this important project milestone, progress on the Center continues to build momentum.

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Photo Credits: Mikhail Grinwald, Mitchell Giurgola Architects, LLP.

2 | 16 | 2023PROGRESS AT THE NEW HARLEM MEER CENTER IN CENTRAL PARK

The Harlem Meer Center is coming out of the ground at the northern end of Central Park! The steel columns and formwork for the gathering space are going up and the concrete is being poured.  The sitework is progressing with preliminary grading for the pool and rink and new landscape planting along the historic watercourse.  See the full project profile here.

Photo Credits: Carl Gruswitz, EarthCam.com

12 | 16 | 2022THE PAUL J. SCHUPF ART CENTER’S GRAND OPENING IN WATERVILLE MAINE

The Paul J. Schupf Art Center celebrated its grand opening on December 16th. The center will be a new beacon for the arts in downtown Waterville. The project, a collaboration between Colby College and Waterville Creates, is part of an initiative to reinvest in the city’s downtown and forge a stronger connection between the campus and the surrounding Waterville community.

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12 | 9 | 2022RIBBON CUTTING FOR THE SYLVIA H. RAMBO UNITED STATES COURTHOUSE

The Sylvia H. Rambo United States Courthouse in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania had its ribbon cutting on December 9th. The building and its surrounding landscape will become a civic icon and public space that serve as a catalyst for further revitalization of the city.

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10 | 28 | 2022STR | A•D RECIEVES AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2022 FROM THE CHICAGO ATHENAEUM

We are pleased to announce that the Arthur Metz Bicentennial Carillon at Indiana University and College of the Atlantic’s Davis Center for Human Ecology were recognized by the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban in their Annual American Architecture Awards.

Grand Carillon American Architecture Award

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Davis Center for Human Ecology American Architecture Award

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11 | 3 | 2022SUSAN RODRIGUEZ DELIVERS AIA CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA LECTURE

On November 3rd, 2022, Susan Rodriguez delivered the 2022 Fall AIA Central Pennsylvania Lecture. The lecture, entitled “Overlay,” explored the design process of intentionally creating NEW overlaid upon what is and what has been.

Read more about the event here.

7 | 1 | 2022NEW FEDERAL COURTHOUSE NAMED IN HONOR OF SYLVIA H. RAMBO

An official naming ceremony, honoring Judge Sylvia H. Rambo, took place Thursday, June 23rd at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s new Federal Courthouse. “It is altogether fitting and appropriate that a significant public building be named for Judge Rambo in her lifetime. It reflects a permanent, public acknowledgment of the impact that Judge Rambo has had on her community and this district court,” said Chief Judge Matthew W. Brann, of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. The project is currently under construction and is scheduled to open February 2023.

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