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The first public performance in the Lindemann is scheduled to take place on October 21.

The first public performance in the Lindemann is scheduled to take place on October 21.

A leading figure in the architecture industry is being mourned after Payette announced the passing of its founder Tom Payette last week at the age of 90. Payette was considered an innovator in the design of healthcare facilities and scientific high-ed buildings, garnering a consistent stream of...

The submissions for this year's Design Awards came from every nook of the Ocean State, from the sea-swept Narragansett coast to the buzzing byways of From seaswept Narragansett to bustling downtown Providence, our annual Rhode Island Design Awards showcase the cutting-edge creations of the area's best architects and designers.

Earlier this month, we used our Job Highlights series to ask the question: ‘What does a building scientist do, and how can architects become one?’ Our vehicle to answer this question was an open position at Boston-based Payette, whose search for a building scientist to join the practice...

The American Institute of Architects has today announced the twelve new winners of the prestigious annual Education Facility Design Award. Seven Awards of Excellence and five Awards of Merit were given out overall. The winners were selected by the AIA’s Committee on Architecture for Education...

Industry-leading consulting firm Arup will be presented with a National Building Museum Honor Award as part of the institution’s returned annual awards gala on June 16th. The 76-year-old consultancy, which has eleven offices across the country, is being honored for its “seven decades of...

Eye for Design  In a hot real estate market, it’s hard to imagine a house near the beach lingering for ten years. Nevertheless, that was the fate of this

Some of Rhode Island’s most prominent merchants and families have called the stately Corliss-Carrington House, on Providence’s East Side, home. “For over The Providence home has been a gathering space for more than two centuries and owner Lorne Adrain wants to continue that mission.

Halted by the pandemic for two years, the Providence Preservation Society readies to bring back its signature event.