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At 53 Scott in Brooklyn, Bench Architecture learns from surrounding industrial context

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By Emily Conklin
| The Architect's Newspaper
If you’re a New Yorker partial to live music, you’ve no doubt trekked out to Bushwick’s manufacturing quarters for shows in a variety of postindustrial sheds. Whether it was navigating the corrugated metal-capped stairs at Elsewhere or risking life and limb dodging semitrailer trucks while searching for parking around Under the K Bridge Park, it’s clear the area is exploding.
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Benefits of onshoring forestry rely on science

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By Yuwei Sun, Zachariah Gompert, Valentina Gandin, Matthew G. Betts, Jerry F. Franklin, Jacob J. Bukoski, Emily Conklin, Thomas H DeLuca, Amelia A. Fitch, Austin Himes, Rajat Panwar, Hannah Sachs, R. Wiebe, Gianluca Cerullo, Z. Burivalova
| Science Magazine
Access the full article View all access options to continue reading this article. References and Notes 1 “Addressing the Threat to National Security from Imports of Timber, Lumber” (The White House, 2025); https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/addressing-the-threat-to-national-security-from-imports-of-timber-lumber/.
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Gensler takes on the hot topics of office-to-residential conversions and single-room occupancy units

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By Emily Conklin
| The Architect's Newspaper
In 1983, Goldman Sachs opened its own skyscraper at 85 Broad Street in New York City, which cemented the investment bank’s presence in the city’s financial district. This was the era of the open-plan office, lauded for its flexibility and adaptability—it facilitated the modern way of working, at the time. But what the open plan couldn’t have taken into account was the radical change in the way we have worked since the development of the internet and, most importantly, postpandemic.
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