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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The Hudson Highlands Residence and Paul J. Schupf Art Center were recognized by the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design in their Annual American Architecture Awards.
Hudson Highlands Residence American Architecture Award
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Paul J. Schupf Art Center American Architecture Honorable Mention
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Image Credit: Susan Rodriguez, Trent Bell
2024 SARA National Design Awards Winners
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The pool at the new Harlem Meer Center was successfully filled for the first time!
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Welcoming the school community, the original vehicular drive-thru has been transformed into a new threshold to the Lycée Français de New York.
The Davis Center for Human Ecology at College of the Atlantic is featured in Dezeen. Entitled “Ecology centre in coastal Maine is ‘model of holistic sustainability,'” the article highlights the building’s success in weaving together the interdisciplinary study of human ecology with environmental sustainability on a coastal campus.
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Image Credit: John Gordon
On June 13th 2024, Susan Rodriguez is a featured speaker at Branch Brook Park’s Clement A. Price Olmsted Lectures. Her lecture, entitled “Architectural Narratives: A Vision of Community and Culture,” explores the dialogue between building and landscape and the impact it has on our communities.
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