Originally built in the mid-1940s for the Titan Metal Products Corp., the 10,000-square-foot complex consists of two semi-cylindrical, prefabricated steel warehouse buildings, notable for their arching roof forms and connected via an enclosed walkway. While much of the existing structures remain intact, Skylab has reworked the layout and updated th...
Architecture firm
Skylab Architecture
Location
Portland, Oregon, USA
Design team
Jeff Kovel, Principal, Design Architect. Brent Grubb, Principal-in-charge. Jennifer Martin, Project Architect. Nita Posada, Principal, Interior Design. Amy DeVall, Interior Design
Collaborators
Jacobs (mechanical design / build)
Interior design
Skylab Architecture
Civil engineer
Humber Design Group Inc.
Structural engineer
Valar Consulting Engineering
Construction
Lorentz Bruun
As the largest resort casino in North America on one of the oldest reservations in existence, Foxwoods Resort Casino offers guests “The Wonder of It All.” Owned and operated by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, dubbed the pioneers of the Indian casino gaming industry, Foxwoods is a premier resort destination located in Ledyard, Connecticut, fe...
Project name
Foxwoods Resort Casino
Architecture firm
ZDS Architecture and Interiors
Location
Foxwoods Resort Casino 350 Trolley Line Blvd, Ledyard, CT 06338, United States
Collaborators
Bentley Builders, G&V Engineers, Communications Design Services LLC, Structures Engineering Design LLC, Ulster Carpet, Renaissance Lighting & Metal Furniture
Interior design
ZDS Architecture and Interiors
“Monk House” is a home on the western edge of Boulder, Colorado, USA, built in a western variation of Japanese vernacular style. Built c. 1978 for Chögyam Trungpa - a Tibetan Buddhist meditation master.
Location
Boulder, Colorado, USA
Photography
Heather Knierim
Principal architect
Nicholas Fiore
Interior design
Studio2299
Structural engineer
Correlate Structural
Landscape
Evoke Life Outside
Construction
Morningstar Homes
Material
Wood, steel, stone, water
Typology
Residential › House
Expanding outward from the initial concourse renovation, CLB’s most recent work for the Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) includes a new restaurant/bar, expanded holding area, two additional gates, gift shop and updated baggage claim area with snack bar/retail.
Project name
Jackson Hole Airport Renovation and Addition
Architecture firm
CLB Architects
Location
Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming
Photography
Matthew Millman
Design team
Kevin Burke, AIA, LEED AP – Partner. Cary Lakeman, AIA – Senior Project Manager. Steve Jakub, AIA – Project Manager
Collaborators
Executive Architect: Miller Dunwiddie. Geotechnical Engineer and Well Design: Nelson Engineering. Food Service: The Marshall Associates. Life, Safety, Accessibility: Jensen Hughes. Acoustic Engineer: Wave Engineering. Owner’s Representative: KLJ Engineering
Interior design
TruexCullins
Environmental & MEP
Michaud, Cooley, Erickson
Lighting
Helius Lighting Design
Construction
Wadman Corporation
Client
Jackson Hole Airport
Typology
Transportation › Airport
Interior design highlights include herringbone wood floors, hand-tufted wool rugs and Carrera marble bathrooms. A collection of premium suits include five apartment-style suites, six sky suites, one Atrium suite and one Penthouse.
Project name
Conrad New York Midtown
Interior design
Stonehill Taylor
Principal designer
Stonehill Taylor
Client
Conrad Hotels & Resorts / Hilton
Typology
Hospitality › Hotel
Located in one of New York City's most coveted locations, these apartments offer not just a home, but a lifestyle of sophistication and exclusivity. Our partner, seeking to showcase these exceptional residences, turned to CUUB for creative content that would capture the essence of this extraordinary living experience.
Project name
The Metropolitan Haven
Architecture firm
Dezest Design
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Dezest Design
Collaborators
Dezest Design, CUUB Studio
Visualization
CUUB Studio
Status
Under Construction
Typology
Residential › Apartments
Have you noticed Louisville going through some major changes lately? This doesn't just mean modern buildings or adaptive reuse projects. You’re talking about a deeper transformation reshaping the city's architectural identity.
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
Photography
Miles Manwaring
Imagine a visionary architectural marvel, the Starry Night Tower, where the ethereal beauty of Vincent van Gogh's masterpiece is brought to life. Inspired by the swirling brushstrokes and mesmerizing hues of "Starry Night," this futuristic observation tower stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation.
Project name
Starry Vista Tower
Architecture firm
Kowsar Noroozi
Visualization
Kowsar Noroozi
Tools used
Midjourney AI, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Kowsar Noroozi
Design team
Kowsar Noroozi
Typology
Commercial › Mixed-Use Development
