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Lake Sophia by Field Operations is the first new swimming facility at a New York State Park in nearly two decades

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By Isabel Ling Verified
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
In upstate New York, swimming holes can be political. Though abundant for those willing to follow the sound of trickling water beyond the beaten path, often these local natural pools are fiercely gatekept. This guarded sentiment is not unfounded—overcrowding and tourism can lead to ecological destruction and increased policing at sites that already teeter at the informal. In Ulster, New York, however, Lake Sophia offers the swimming hole experience with an emphasis on accessibility.
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Wulf Architekten reanimates Museum Historical Oberamteistraße’s medieval site with a new cast-glass skin

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By Isabel Ling Verified
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In Reutlingen, Germany, an apparition emerges from the gaps between historic half-timber buildings. The Glass House, designed by Wulf Architekten reinterprets the distinctive pitched-roof forms of its surrounding context into a diaphanous glass vessel that will be used as a gathering space.
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Ali McQuaid Mitchell of Futurestudio shares how she designs today’s trending bathhouses

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By Isabel Ling Verified
| The Architect's Newspaper Verified
These days, the bathhouse feels like a site of improvisation. It offers a “yes, and…” attitude that pushes the traditional boundaries of the spa and sauna to include activities, performance venue, discotheque, or even a comedy club. This is due, in part, to a new crop of bathhouses, outfitted in moody atmospheric lighting and luxurious finishes amenable to flexible programming.
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