This vibrant park in the Southeast District of Washington, D.C. was once part of the Washington Canal system and, in recent history, a school bus depot. Designed by David Rubin while partner at Olin, the park is an economic driver for the burgeoning community of market-rate and worker housing, and
In the Lost Architecture – Envisioning New City Squares competition that took place during Tirana Architecture Week 2014, students and working architects under 40 got to send their ideas on how to improve Pyramid Square in Albania’s capital city, Tirana. The open competition sought design solutions that would both improve public space
The proposal is to reconnect the park to the urban, historical and environmental fabrics of the city, through a recreational-sports program as a transversal axis The complexity of the sector where the park is located requires a structure that adapts over time and that allows an articulation with different social
By visiting the Promenade Fleury, we discover a commercial artery full of life and the heart of a neighborhood. The varied and coquettish shops follow one another to the delight of regulars of all ages. The alleys flow into it like playful streams that feed the river. In a way,
The La Grande Simone meeting area project is a continuation of Place Simon-Valois but with its own personality. It is a bit like the big sister of the current place. A neighbor both related and distinct that extends the notion of place to the whole area. Simone is the soul
