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SECTIONS + SECTION PERSPECTIVE
LTL Architects, renovation + expansion of CROUGH CENTER, WASHINGTON / DC
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LTL Architects, renovation + expansion of CROUGH CENTER, WASHINGTON / DC
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LTL Architects, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development at NYU, New York City, NY, 2014
Archtober Building of the Day 12> LTL Architects' Brown Institute for Media Innovation
Archtober Building of the Day 12> LTL Architects’ Brown Institute for Media Innovation
(Camila Schaulsohn)
The David & Helen Gurley Brown Institute for Media Innovation is a busy hub of technology housed within a building from McKim, Mead & White’s late 19th-century campus plan for Columbia University. In subsequent years, the space, which occupies part of the eastern wing of the Pulitzer Building, was broken up into small offices.
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When Steinhardt’s physical environment needed its own change, NYU turned to LTL Architects. Photography by Michael Moran/Otto.
The Ludlow Hotel by LTL Architects, New York City
The Ludlow Hotel by LTL Architects, New York City
The Ludlow Hotel is the latest in Sean MacPherson’s portfolio of boutique NYC properties, and an amalgamation of the lessons he’s learned along the way: It has the brick walls and industrial windows of the Bowery Hotel, the compact guest rooms of the Maritime, the super sound system of the Jane, the Parisian sconces and brass bathroom fixtures of the Marlton. And the clubby atmosphere of all of…
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