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Washington D.C.
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Profiles
Democracy Needs Room to Breathe
From reimagining Pennsylvania Avenue to reactivating Franklin Park, David Rubin and his Land Collective Studio are helping Washington, D.C. reclaim its public spaces as open, flexible, and deeply democratic.
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Programs
METROPOLIS Honors the Arch30 DC Cohort
The city’s most promising emerging architects, affiliated with influential firms, convened for METROPOLIS’s Arch30 event held in December.
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Viewpoints
Amazon’s HQ2 Conceals its Agenda with the Latest Sustainability Strategies
Phase one of the new North Virginia sister campus opened this Summer, thinly veiled in environmental and social empathy.
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Projects
Hickok Cole Brings Mass Timber to the Capital
The Washington D.C.-based firm has designed a multistory mass timber addition to the Navy Yard’s 80 M Street.
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The Hirshhorn Museum Commissions Nicolas Party to Transform its Facade
The artist's temporary mural, Draw the Curtain, will be on display while the exterior of the Washington, D.C., museum undergoes repairs.
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Projects
A Water Utility Office Designed to Rival Most Museums
Smithgroup achieves an engineering miracle in the Washington, D.C., Water headquarters.
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Projects
ODA’s Newest Project Maximizes Residents’ Views of a Baseball Stadium
Overlooking Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., West Half makes the most of a constrained site with balconies, cantilevers, and outdoor amenities.
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Viewpoints
From the Metropolis Archives: The Senator of Design
Originally published in 2000, this article profiles Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan as he prepared to retire from the Senate and reviews his legacy as a champion of great American architecture.