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VOL. 12/NO. 6, November 2011

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PROFILE
History’s Interpreter
Grandberg & Associates Architects of Mt. Kisco, NY, specializes in distinctive new residences and historic restoration and renovation projects, including a 1920s Tudor that was recognized with a 2011 Palladio Award.
By Nancy A. Ruhling

FEATURE
Lawrenceville Revival
Pittsburgh architect Keith Cochran offers an inside glimpse of the ongoing restoration of an 1830s Greek Revival in the city’s Lawrenceville neighborhood.
By Keith Cochran

RECENT PROJECTS
Time and Space
Meyer & Meyer Architecture and Interiors orchestrates the additions and upgrades to an 1890s Tudor Revival residence in Cambridge, MA.
By Gordon Bock

Square Roots
The renovation of an 1850s townhouse in the Rittenhouse Square neighborhood of Philadelphia is complete after a 12-year project designed by Voith & Mactavish Architects.
By Lynne Lavelle

Home Mediation
A 1920 Georgian Revival structure in Annapolis, MD, returns to its residential roots after a comprehensive overhaul overseen by Charles E. Anthony Architects.
By Annabel Hsin

BOOK REVIEW
An Elegant Wilderness: Great Camps and Grand Lodges of the Adirondacks, 1855-1935, by Gladys Montgomery.
Reviewed by Nancy E. Berry

THE FORUM
Building a Culture of Purpose, by Braulio Casas
To improve the built environment, architects must rediscover their sense of purpose.

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