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1400 Crystal Drive Office Building / FOX Architects

January 01, 2020

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Architects: FOX Architects
Area: 310000 ft²
Year: 2013
Manufacturers: Alucoil, AutoDesk, Alcoa Composite Metal Panel System, Amtico, Architectural Coatings, +7Benjamin Moore, Carnegie, Centria, Daltile, USG, Viracon, Wolf Gordon-7
Professionals: Michael Blades & Associates, Lorax, C.M. Kling & Associates, Citizen Creative, AON Risk Solutions, +5

The Heights Building / BIG

October 29, 2019

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Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group
Area: 16700 m²
Year: 2019

HKS Designs New Ballpark for MLB's Texas Rangers

January 06, 2017

HKS Architects has been selected to design a new Major League Baseball stadium for the Texas Rangers, to be built in Arlington, Texas. As part of a new multipurpose sports and entertainment venue, the stadium will feature a retractable roof for climate control and shelter during the hot Texan summers.

Lyon Park House / Robert M. Gurney

September 05, 2016

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Architects: Robert M. Gurney: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect
Area: 2730 ft²
Year: 2015
Manufacturers: Sherwin-Williams, Eastern Architectural Products, Stone Source
Professionals: D. Anthony Beale, Arta Construction

BIG Reveals Design for "Cascading" Secondary School in Virginia

January 08, 2016

BIG has revealed plans for a new Wilson Secondary School in Arlington, Virginia. The five-story school, designed to feel more like a single story building, features a pivoting stack of classroom "bars" fanning across the site. By rotating the bars, BIG expands the school's available open space, creating a series of outdoor terraces that connect directly to each classroom. Beneath the "bars," cavities are occupied by a gymnasium, auditorium and administration space, as well as additional public green areas.

"The new Wilson Secondary School expands and relocates two existing county-wide secondary programs in a new building. Located in a dense urban context along Arlington’s urban Rosslyn-Ballston Corridor, the school is designed across multiple levels in order to maintain open green space for recreation," says BIG.