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Ledding Library // Hacker

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Project Status: Built. The new 18,000-square-foot Ledding Library occupies a unique position at the edge of downtown Milwaukie, Oregon, between a wetland natural area, a city park, and City Hall. Prosperity: Provide an innovative, state of the art, future thinking library that supports both community and individual endeavors.

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Ledding Library | Hacker Architects

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Excerpt: Ledding Library is a cultural space designed by the architectural firm Hacker Architects. The design aims to create a civic presence for the library, reflecting its esteemed position in Milwaukie’s history, community, and downtown core, while taking advantage of the unique natural setting.

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Ten architecture projects by students at Carleton University

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Also included is a research project that investigates clay and a project that explores the renewal of heritage buildings in Barcelona. Projects shown include responses to the climate emergency, community-led design-build projects as well as land-based and socio-spatial inquiries."

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Weekly Highlights 2022 #26

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Excerpt : Archidiaries is excited to share the “Project of the Week”. Along with this, the weekly highlight contains a few of the best projects, published throughout the week. These selected projects represent the best content curated and shared by the team at ArchiDiaries. Ledding Library | Hacker Architects.

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The Last Frontier: 7 Architectural Wonders Found in Alaska

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Architects: Want to have your project featured? Hacker partnered with Alaskan architecture firm ECI/Hyer for master planning, programming, and design. Following two major additions by renowned architects, the Museum facilitated a grassroots process led by Alaskan designers to guide a major building expansion.

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The City did so with the intent of building a new city hall but ultimately lacked sufficient funding or public support to accomplish such a project. An early (circa 2005), overly ambitious design by Thomas Hacker Architects totaling 300,000 gsf in program area was clearly unaffordable and never progressed passed beyond the conceptual stage.

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US Architecture News: American Buildings

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Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas Design: Populous photo : Morgan English Loddie Naymola Basketball Performance Center, Texas Global design firm Populous carried out the design of the LNBPC building’s interior and exterior, as well as the development of branding and graphics for the 54,000-sqf, two-story project.