Architecture

One week in this past August a club quietly opened in the Powerhouse Arts District of Downtown Jersey City. It’s called Transmission and its...

The historic facility in Jersey City will be closed for several years.

Unlike its lucky sibling (140 Bay St), this J. Leo Cooke Warehouse won’t be reborn. Last week demolition crews began disassembling the warehouse at 323-355...

The city of Newark was founded in 1666, making it one of the first five New Jersey settlements alongside Burlington, Jersey City, Swedesboro & Piscatawaytown. This year Newark celebrates its 350th anniversary and to commemorate this historic date, the Newark Public Library is hosting an exhibition entitled Every Block in Newark about its urban planning history.

The OMA/AEA team are set to design Jersey City’s largest arts & culture center in Journal Square.

Part III of our deep dive into the history and architectural aspirations of Newark: A new branding campaign in the 1980s pushed hard the idea that Newark had finally leveled off from the decline that consumed the city for the last 20 years.

In an era where new construction is seemingly everywhere, some developers are finding inspiration in the relics of Hoboken’s industrial age, taking facilities that...

In the late 1800's, Hampton Court Terrace was described as “The handsomest and most unique buildings in the city" by the Evening Journal of Jersey City.

A plan is underway that could rebuild Newark's historic Kastner Mansion. The effort would restore the facade, keep the brownstone turret and signature portico, and eventually expand the building into the neighboring lot.

Last week, the Jersey City zoning board approved a two story addition to the former firehouse at 155 Morgan Street. Before being sold last year, the building was the headquarters of Queen Latifah’s Flavor Unit production company.