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Beth Broome joined Architectural Record as managing editor in 2004 after a number of years working in newspapers, most recently as managing editor of The New York Observer. Beyond architecture, she has written on a variety of subjects, including finance, food, and society and culture. In her current position, she oversees the day-to-day operations, planning, and production of the magazine and edits and writes on a range of projects. Originally from the Boston area, she is a graduate of Tufts Un…

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How This Church at Ground Zero Got Its Glow

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DLR Group shares details of the exacting lighting design work behind the halo effect for Calatrava’s Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church. Last December, one of the final and smallest pieces of New York City’s re-envisioned World Trade Center site opened to the public.
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A Highway Operations Center That Does So Much More

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By Beth Broome Verified
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At a time when divisive highway systems are increasingly coming under scrutiny, a building in Colombia’s northwestern Department of Antioquia, by Bogotá-based architects El Equipo de Mazzanti, has emerged in tandem with the country’s large-scale infrastructure expansion program. But, rather than tearing disenfranchised populations apart, this addition to the growing roadway network seeks to connect and serve them.
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Rogers Partners Changes the Game for a Private Manhattan School with an Athletic and Ecology Center

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What does an esteemed private school in New York’s dense confines do when it cannot accommodate all its programs in its historic building? It takes its show on the road. In 1892, Clara Spence, a pioneering educator who believed in higher education for women, opened Miss Spence’s School for girls to prepare her pupils for college.
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