Get a glimpse of the next phase of the Melbourne Park Redevelopment with a flyover of Batman Bridge.

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Get a glimpse of the next phase of the Melbourne Park Redevelopment with a flyover of Batman Bridge.

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Our Rice intern Sea Hoon made this to study material transitions on the three facades of our addition at Beaver Country Day.





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The secret is out! NADAAA is designing a new residential tower in the heart of downtown Cleveland in collaboration with Westlake Reed Leskosky. The tower will be perched above an existing parking structure at 515 Euclid Avenue and will target Cleveland’s Millennial generation and an emerging urban lifestyle. See the Plain Dealer’s article here for details. Stay tuned for more. Cleveland Rocks!

photo by Rick Harris
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The recently completed Rock Creek House in Washington DC was selected as the Best Residential – Single Family Home in the United States in the 3rd annual Best of Design Awards.


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– Hans de Groot, Het Houtblad

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Architizer’s Paul Keskeys calls out the ceiling of Studio Hall at the MSD as part of his new mini-series on extraordinary detailing. See the other detail “moments” here.

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The Melbourne School of Design is winner in the Public Spaces category and the Overall Winner in the 2015 Interior Design Excellence Awards of Australia. See the other winners here and photos of the awards party here!

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Filmed and directed by Peter Hyatt at: hyattgallery.com.au
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