Dezeen Agenda US edition features proposed stadium for Tampa Bay Rays
The latest US edition of Dezeen Agenda features renderings of a proposed stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays and drawings of the White House East Wing ballroom expansion. Subscribe today!
Rounding up the latest news from the US every other Friday, the most recent newsletter features a net-zero building for the AIA Global Campus by San Francisco-based firm EHDD and news that the Centre Pompidou x Jersey City expansion will not go ahead.
In design news, we covered Yellow Studio's design for Bad Bunny's halftime show at this year's Super Bowl and a haptic device revealed by Seattle startup OneCourt that allows blind and low-vision fans to follow the plays.
While on the West Coast, Kadre Architects converted a neglected Los Angeles motel into permanent housing.
Elsewhere, SOM shared construction images of its 400 Lake Shore skyscraper in Chicago, Rude Haus renovated a home in Pennsylvania, and Tres Birds Inc completed a compact gabled house in Boulder, Colorado, using salvaged library fittings and bowling alley materials.
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