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Wharf Dwarfs

COOKFOX, Rockwell Group, SCAPE, and others unveil Williamsburg Wharf in Brooklyn

On the Record

PAU, COOKFOX, and ILA are the design team for NYCHA’s Fulton Elliott-Chelsea plan

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Manhattan Groundscraper

COOKFOX and Gensler design Google’s new workspace in St. John’s Terminal to be authentically New York

“Born to Run”

The Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for American Music by COOKFOX will tell The Boss’s story

Wellness “Nabe”

Elkus Manfredi, COOKFOX, KPF, Morris Adjmi, and others team up for Water Street Tampa

COOKFOX: How to Grow with Arno Adkins, Partner and Jared Gilbert, Assoc. Partner

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Mott Heaven

In the Bronx, COOKFOX delivers sustainable, affordable public housing for seniors

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Headin’ South

COOKFOX enters the Miami market with a mixed-use building that goes heavy on the greenery

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Urban Nature

COOKFOX and Buro Happold design living facade for the birds and the bees

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Sneak Peek

Here are six singular projects to be featured at Facades+ New York City on April 13-14

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For A Song

COOKFOX’s 25 Park Row joins Lower Manhattan with fluted concrete and dramatic massing

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Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Neighborhoods Now shares design-based recovery strategies for NYC communities hit by COVID-19

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Healthy HQ

COOKFOX designs the first WELL Platinum-certified office for the IWBI

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Around the Zoomiverse

The Architect’s Newspaper shifts to online programming with Facades+: Design a High-Performance Facade

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A Path Forward

Neighborhoods Now rallies design firms to lend COVID-19-hit communities reopening help

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Aggregate Duo

COOKFOX skirts the East River with 3D-molded precast concrete panels

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Women in Facades

Leading women working in facade design address industry’s challenges

The new St. John's Terminal, looking south.
Mind the Gap

Renderings revealed for COOKFOX’s latest St. John’s Terminal scheme

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