References
- Trubey, J. Scott. “2 projects planned for Atlantic Station”. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 31, 2017, p. A11. ↩︎
- Atlantic Yards – Hines ↩︎
- Atlantic Yards – Graham Architectural Products ↩︎
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Atlantic Yards (2021) – Atlanta
Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture with Wakefield Beasley Associates. Atlantic Yards (2021). Atlantic Station, Atlanta.1 2 3 Looking at Atlantic Yards from the east Looking at Atlantic Yards from the northeast Looking at Atlantic Yards from the southwest Windows and spandrels on the northwest corner of Atlantic Yards, Atlanta Looking at windows and spandrels on the west elevation of Atlantic Yards, Atlanta -
World Trade Center Transportation Hub (2016) – New York
Santiago Calatrava. World Trade Center Transportation Hub (2016). New York.1 
Looking at the World Trade Center Transportation Hub from the east 
Looking up through steel ribs on the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, New York 
Looking across the north elevation of the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, New York 
Looking up at the World Trade Center Transportation Hub from the west 
Looking across the north elevation of the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, New York 
Looking through steel ribs on the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, New York 
Transit Hall of the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, New York 
Looking up through steel ribs on the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, New York 
Looking at the World Trade Center Transportation Hub from the west References
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Moynihan Train Hall (2021) – New York
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James B. Hunt, Jr. Library (2013) – Raleigh, North Carolina
Snøhetta with Pearce Brinkley Cease & Lee. James B. Hunt, Jr. Library (2013). North Carolina State University. Raleigh, North Carolina.1 2 3 
Looking at the James B. Hunt, Jr. Library from the west 
Entrance of the James B. Hunt, Jr. Library, Raleigh, North Carolina 
Looking at the James B. Hunt, Jr. Library from the northwest 
Windows and sun shades on the James B. Hunt, Jr. Library, Raleigh, North Carolina 
Looking at the James B. Hunt, Jr. Library from the southwest 
Windows and sun shades on the James B. Hunt, Jr. Library, Raleigh, North Carolina References
- Price, Jay. “Need a book? Ask a robot”. The News and Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina), April 17, 2009, p. B1. ↩︎
- “A Vibrant Space For Learning”. The News and Observer (Raleigh, North Carolina), January 3, 2013, p. B1. ↩︎
- James B. Hunt Jr. Library – Snøhetta ↩︎
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Liberty Bridge (2004) – Greenville, South Carolina
Miguel Rosales. Liberty Bridge (2004). Greenville, South Carolina.1 2 
Looking east across Liberty Bridge, Greenville, South Carolina 
Looking at Reedy River Falls from Liberty Bridge, Greenville, South Carolina 
Looking west across Liberty Bridge, Greenville, South Carolina 
Reedy River Falls, Greenville, South Carolina 
Liberty Bridge at night References
- “City unveils new downtown Liberty Bridge”. The Greenville News (Greenville, South Carolina), September 15, 2004, City People, p. 2. ↩︎
- Liberty Bridge | Rosales+ – Rosales + Partners ↩︎
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Interface Headquarters (2018) – Atlanta
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Tampa Museum of Art (2010) – Tampa
Stanley Saitowitz. Tampa Museum of Art (2010). Tampa.1 2 3 
Cantilever, porch, and “slice” on the Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa 
Facade of the Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa 
Aluminum screen on the facade of the Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa 
Porch of the Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa 
Looking up in the courtyard of the Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa References
- Gedalius, Ellen. “He Has Designs On Museum’s Dashed Hopes”. The Tampa Tribune (Tampa, Florida), December 6, 2006, p. 1. ↩︎
- “The beauty within.” The Tampa Tribune (Tampa, Florida), February 6, 1910, p. 1. ↩︎
- Tampa Museum of Art | Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects Inc. ↩︎
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Julia Thompson Smith Chapel (2008) – Decatur, Georgia
Maurice Jennings + David McKee Architects. Julia Thompson Smith Chapel (2008), Agnes Scott College. Decatur, Georgia.1 2 
South elevation of Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Looking up at the south elevation of Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Looking through a window at Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Eaves on Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Main entrance of Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Looking across the south elevation of Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Eaves on Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Rails and siding on the south elevation of Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Door at the main entrance of Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Roof finials on the Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia 
Rear of the Julia Thompson Smith Chapel, Decatur, Georgia References
- Hunt, April. “College chapel opens doors to all”. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, April 24, 2008, p. JE4. ↩︎
- Julia Thompson Smith Chapel at Agnes Scott College ↩︎
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Coda (2019) – Atlanta
John Portman & Associates. Coda (2019). Midtown, Atlanta.1 2 
Looking up at Coda from the piazza 
Piazza outside Coda, Atlanta 
Entrance of Coda, Atlanta 
Looking at Coda from the northeast - Trubey, J. Scott. “Tech Square’s Coda: Lab for ‘creation’”. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, March 17, 2019, p. D1. ↩︎
- Coda at Tech Square – Portman Holdings ↩︎
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lilli Midtown (2018) – Atlanta
ODA Architecture. lilli Midtown (2018). Midtown, Atlanta.1 
Looking up at the facade of lilli Midtown, Atlanta 
North elevation of lilli Midtown, Atlanta References
