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- William Beaver House | Calvin Tsao
Calvin Tsao, partner of TsAO & McKOWN Architects, discusses his firm's work on William Beaver House, a residential building in Lower Manhattan.
4 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse: Introduction | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she provides an overview of the design process undertaken by the firm.
4 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse Part 8 | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she describes the major changes made to the building through the 20th century.
3 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse Part 7 | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she provides an overview of the design and construction of the historic site.
7 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse Part 6 | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she talks about the late discovery and subsequent restoration of the metal corrugated roof.
2 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse Part 5 | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she describes the materiality of the courtrooms in the building.
2 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse Part 4 | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she describes the process of restoring the octagonal central rotunda.
2 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse Part 3 | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she describes the restoration of the iconic stone staircase.
1 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse Part 2 | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she describes the process of restoring the stone facade.
4 min - Restoration of Tweed Courthouse Part 1 | Nancy Rankin
Nancy A. Rankin AIA LEED AP, Principal at John G. Waite Associates Architects, describes the process of restoring, preserving and reusing the historic Tweed Courthouse at Chambers Street, New York City. In this podcast, she describes the process of restoring the stone facade.
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About CultureNOW | A Celebration of Culture & Community
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Consider the world outside a museum. Imagine that the world that we live in is really another kind of museum where the works of art exist in the landscape itself. Explore buildings of the past,…
present and future. Look at the vast selection of artwork that graces the public realm. And discover how places have evolved over time. Deconstruct the layers of history that form the fabric of our urban landscape. Meet people who have made their mark on our cities and country who have lived in the past or are living now. Listen to their voices. Our curators are the artists, architects, photographers and historians who created the images, podcasts and videos to share their knowledge and insights. Our collaborators are museums, universities, cities, and civic organizations who are the stewards of our shared cultural history. Like the cities we live in, this is a work in progress. Enjoy!