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This month, RECORD highlights inventive renovations and expansions at MIT and Yale, as well as sensitive restorations of both a historic landmark in Italy and a quirky 1960s house in Carmel, plus transformative adaptive reuse projects in Russia and France. All of these projects, involving architects such as Renzo Piano Building Workshop, SO — IL , Kennedy & Violich Architecture, explore remarkable approaches to preservation reflecting the latest thinking in technology, design, and sustainability.

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