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And its something we take pride in and we work to make sure that both marylanders and people in the entire nation know the significance of the building. Welcome to the new york state capitol. Here atop the state street hill in albany this amundsoning building has serve as a center for the new york State Government since the mid19th century. The capitol took 32 years to build, starting in 1867 and deemed completed in 1899 by governor Theodore Roosevelt. Construction materials such as granite and ...

News of a building collapse on another continent isn’t the kind of thing that normally sends people into a frenzy of activity. But when Mike Bell, an architect in Cape Town, South Africa, heard about ...

Brooklyn Paramount, an iconic 1928 music venue by Rapp & Rapp, reopens after restoration by Arcadis and Live Nation.

First Congregational Church’s origin story includes architectural debate, structural flaws Editor’s note: In addition to the sources cited, this story is drawn from the records of the First Congr...

Last Thursday in New London, Conn., at 1:30 in the afternoon, without warning, the stupendous central spire of the First Congregational Church building fell over into the building’s sanctuary and

There’s perhaps no better way to understand the fleeting nature of history than to watch the video of Thursday’s sudden collapse of the magnificent spire of the First Congregational Church in New Lond...

New London ― For over 170 years, the stone spire of the First Congregational Church rose above downtown New London, a seemingly eternal reminder of the city’s early days and an instantly recognizable...

The city's mayor said searchers are going through the debris and that officials don’t think that anyone was inside.

Pittsfields First Church of Christ is still looking for buyers, after two years on the market. The agent managing the sale said it may be hard to convert the church

Architects of an American Landscape: Henry Hobson Richardson, Frederick Law Olmsted, and the Reimagining of America’s Public and Private Spaces by Hugh