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• Solid-State Lighting has a Bright Future in Residential Architecture

  LEDs have entered the residential market, giving architects an array of good—and bad—options.

• Esto Gallery: American Folk Art Museum

  Slated to be torn down to make way for a new MoMA expansion, here's a look at the former American Folk Art Museum, designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, as captured by Esto photographer Peter Mauss just after its opening in 2001.

• Former American Folk Art Museum Building to be Demolished by MoMA

  Designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, the eight-story building, which opened to great acclaim on West 53rd Street in 2001, will be demolished to make way for a new MoMA addition.

• WXY and Manhattan Borough President Unveil Proposal for New Storm Barrier

  The East River Blueway Plan will redevelop a 4-mile stretch along the East River to increase waterfront access and mitigate storm surge, and a $3.5 million pledge from the City will fund wetlands prototyping.

• Inspiring Live/Work Spaces

  The proliferation of portable devices means more people can work from home. But working at home doesn’t have to be dull and uninspiring.

• architects' choice: feldman architecture

  Jonathan feldman picks his favorite modern and traditional products.

• Envision Design Merges with Perkins+Will

  Sustainability-focused Washington, D.C., practice, led by Ken Wilson and Diana Horvat and known for its workplace interiors, becomes a part of Perkins+Will effective today.

• Profile: Estes/Twombly Architects

  Boil it down, keep it honest, make it fit. Estes/Twombly Architects’ ethic of practice is as simple and direct as the architecture it generates.

• Construction Complete on HWKN’s Wendy at MoMA PS1

  New photos of the winning entrant in the Museum of Modern Art’s Young Architects Program show the final details being applied before the public opening this Sunday.

• Regional Design at AIA 2012

  The AIA 2012 session "Connect to the World and Community: Region-Based Design and Its Connection to Culture, Community, and Place" on Thursday, May 17, was packed.