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The Well’s Concourse Partially Opens to Toronto Public

May 8, 2023

Urban Toronto reports on the progress of The Well development, Toronto's largest active construction site. The ambitious project is looking more and more complete, with the Galleria's canopied concourse now partially open and walkable to pedestrians.

Bloomberg CityLab shines a spotlight on the Fitzroy’s Art Deco terra cotta façade

March 23, 2023

“Look at That Building” is a weekly series by Bloomberg CityLab that explores everyday – and not-so-everyday – architecture in New York City. Their latest story featured the Fitzroy on 514 West 24th street, an Art Deco revival condo with an elaborate façade of green-glazed terra cotta.

Archinect features NYC’s One Madison and 1 Great Jones Alley by BKSK

February 28, 2023

Boston Valley has worked with BKSK before to rationalize and fabricate their distinctive façade designs, two of which appear in the article.

GB&D Magazine on ACAW, growing popularity of terra cotta in new build architecture

January 31, 2023

gb&d identifies some of the inherent benefits of architectural terra cotta as supported by examples of new builds from recent years, along with innovative contributions from the ACAWorkshop.

A Photographer’s Study of the Dade County Courthouse Restoration

January 12, 2023

The Dade County Courthouse is the first subject in the Historic Miami series by photographer Brandon Collura, which aims to document the city's early 20th century high-rise architecture.

Week-long series by Urban Toronto covers progress on The Well

December 29, 2022

The blog series covered the progress made on different areas of the massive multi-use campus, which spans across 7 different buildings.

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Architectural Record features OCMA’s curved terra cotta rainscreen

December 13, 2022

Architectural Record features an in-depth analysis of the OCMA – its unique curved façade design by Morphosis, and the process Boston Valley used to fabricate the complex forms.