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Cleveland Museum of Natural History transformation sets new sustainability standards

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The Cleveland Museum of Natural History celebrated the grand opening of its multiyear $150 million transformation earlier this month. Image courtesy Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Image courtesy Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Image courtesy Cleveland Museum of Natural History. first for museums.

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Mark Jeavons and Ohlo Studio restore 1970s home in Australia

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Australian architect Mark Jeavons worked with interior design practice Ohlo Studio to restore Tomich House, a heritage-listed 1970s house in City Beach, Perth. One of the key changes made was reworking the layout to restore this original flow, while also making the house more functional for modern living," he added.

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Brooklyn's Prospect Park receives $40 million to restore historic, 26-acre enclave

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This is the largest single allocation of funding from the city in the park's history and will be used to make much-needed upgrades and restorations in its northeast corner, known as the Vale. The project plans for the creation of a sensory garden and rustic arbor, a nature play area, and a landscaped amphitheater and small community building.

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When Natural Disasters Threaten Modernist Icons

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Nearby on Siesta Key, the Revere Quality House , designed in the late 1940s by Rudolph and Twitchell and restored in the mid-2000s, and billed as "hurricane-proof," took on four feet of water but survived the storms. We were going to anyway, but Mother Nature came in first and said: Time for a real renovation."

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From Concrete to Green Canopies: Revitalizing Cities Through Natural Design

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From transforming highways into vibrant parks to restoring waterways and integrating nature into urban planning , these projects reflect a shared commitment to sustainability, livability, and resilience. In Portland , the 1978 creation of Tom McCall Waterfront Park set a pioneering example by replacing a highway with green spaces.

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exposed stone masonry fuses restored residence by c-o lab with greek island’s rocky terrain

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courtyards and terraces follow the sites natural contours, integrating built and natural elements. The post exposed stone masonry fuses restored residence by c-o lab with greek island’s rocky terrain appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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

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For over 30 years, this natural artery remained hidden. 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.

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