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Empire State Development announces Frank Lloyd Wright's Historic Graycliff to move visitor center project forward - Vimarsana News

Empire State Development announces Frank Lloyd Wright's Historic Graycliff to move visitor center project forward

Empire State Development (ESD) announced the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Graycliff Estate will be adding a new visitor center to complement the recently renovated historic home and surrounding property, improving the 8-acre site's visitor experience, and better telling the story of Darwin and Isabelle Martin's spectacular summer home on Lake Erie.

FeedMore WNY getting $5 million in cheap power for new HQ - Vimarsana News

FeedMore WNY getting $5 million in cheap power for new HQ

FeedMore WNY is getting more than $5 million in cheap electricity from the New York Power Authority for its nearly $95 million expansion project that will create 25 jobs in

ESD awards $3.5M to North Aud Block project - Vimarsana News

ESD awards $3.5M to North Aud Block project

A mixed-use development planned for the North Aud Block at Canalside in Buffalo and an expansion of the visitor center by the Graycliff Conservancy will receive a total of $3.5

Louise Blanchard Bethune exhibit at UB Special Collections - Vimarsana News

Louise Blanchard Bethune exhibit at UB Special Collections

Louise Bethune was the first woman to found her own architectural firm in 1881, and was the first admitted to a professional architecture group, the Chicago-based Western Association of Architects.

The Editorial Board: Good news for the Central Terminal, architecture buffs and new parents - Vimarsana News

The Editorial Board: Good news for the Central Terminal, architecture buffs and new parents

The dream once seemed nearly impossible: reviving the gigantic, moribund Buffalo Central Terminal into any semblance of the bustling hive of activity it enjoyed when the station opened in 1929