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Trahan Architects restores Superdome to be "microcosm" of New Orleans

Deezen

Trahan Architects ' work on the interior is the latest upgrade since the studio was engaged on the Superdome restoration in 2005, after it was damaged by Hurricane Katrina. According to the studio, the total of the renovations since 2005 will drastically extend the lifespan of the stadium. The photography is by Tim Hursley.

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Re-Naturalization of Urban Waterways: The Case Study of Cheonggye Stream in Seoul, South Korea

ArchDaily

It was not until 2003 that the city government launched a restoration project to reintegrate this urban waterway into the city fabric , revitalize the local economy, and revive the area's history and culture. Since the project's completion in 2005, it quickly became one of Seoul 's most visited tourist attractions.

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One Night in a Restored New Orleans Haven for Legendary Black Musicians

Dwell

Though in disrepair, the hotel operated until 2005, when Katrina upended the establishment. The original sign that Frank Painia added to the Dew Drop Inn’s facade in 1968 welcomes visitors into the restored boutique hotel and music venue. When Painia passed away in 1972, his family members inherited the building.

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Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios completes "invisible repair" of world's first cast iron building

Deezen

In 1987 the mill was closed and stood neglected until its eventual purchase by Historic England in 2005. Aiming to give the mill another 100 years of life, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS) was tasked with restoring its structure to house an educational museum and offices. The photography is by Daniel Hopkinson.

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LA's Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Hollyhock House to reopen on August 18th

Archinect

In addition, the home’s prominent fireplace was restored, and two Wright-designed sofas were reinstalled. The Hollyhock House has undergone a significant renewal before: From 2005 to 2015, it was subject to an extensive renovation process, which focused on restoring the home and its details to its origi.

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LA's Frank Llyod Wright-designed Hollyhock House to reopen on August 18th

Archinect

In addition, the home’s prominent fireplace was restored, and two Wright-designed sofas were reinstalled. The Hollyhock House has undergone a significant renewal before: From 2005 to 2015, it was subject to an extensive renovation process, which focused on restoring the home and its details to its origi.

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Framing Atlanta’s BeltLine as a font for gentrification

Archinect

The BeltLine has become a prime example of what urban scholars call “green gentrification” – a process in which restoring degraded urban areas by adding green features drives up housing prices and pushes out working-class residents.