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Okinawa’s prefectural capital, Naha, is a city of modern buildings constructed after World War II. The buildings were designed to withstand the ravages of seasonal typhoons. Photo by Sean Pavone

Naha

Students rehearse a play in English during a musical theater camp at the Deutsch-Amerikanische Institut in Tübingen, Germany. Approximately 100 independent binational centers contract with embassies to double as American Spaces. Photo by Sophia Kummler

Engaging Foreign Audiences

The embassy’s façade takes advantage of solar orientation with an integrated approach to sun shading through breezeways, deep overhangs, and porches. Photo courtesy of Embassy Asunción

Building Sustainability

Workforce Investment

Embassy families including, from left, Sophia, William, and Jacob Tippets board a charter flight that departed, Jan. 28. Photo courtesy of the Kyiv Community Liaison Office

Together Apart

A school of tiny reef fish face off with a larger predator in the waters off Frederiksted, St. Croix, in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Photo by Isaac D. Pacheco

The Office of Marine Conservation

Retirements

Retirements | July 2022

Flashback: July 1962

Ceremony celebrates progress of new embassy in Honduras

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Okinawa’s prefectural capital, Naha, is a city of modern buildings constructed after World War II. The buildings were designed to withstand the ravages of seasonal typhoons. Photo by Sean Pavone

Naha

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A school of tiny reef fish face off with a larger predator in the waters off Frederiksted, St. Croix, in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Photo by Isaac D. Pacheco

The Office of Marine Conservation

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