Airbnb announces Housing Accelerator
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem22d ago
When you think of Airbnb, you probably picture splitting a rental with fifteen unruly bridesmaids or escaping for a quiet weekend with your partner.
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top 18%An excerpt from Out In Architecture, Volume II, with reflections by LGBTQIA+ individuals within the field of architecture
The Architect’s Newspaperby The Editors22d ago
Out in Architecture is a collective of authors and editors dedicated to spotlighting the queer community in the AEC industry.
West African modernist architecture goes under the microscope at MoMA
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ekemini Ekpo23d ago
Architects of Liberation: Modernism in West Africa MoMA Through January 2, 2027 In Act II of the long-running Broadway musical The Book of Mormon, a group of missionaries, uniformly white American...
DLR Group–designed mass timber project nears completion in Ohio
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem23d ago
INTRO Columbus, a 186-unit student housing development near Ohio State University, topped out on September 8. The building is the tallest mass timber student housing project in the U.S.
Excerpt from Max Bond by Brian R. Goldstein
The Architect’s Newspaperby Brian Goldstein23d ago
Max Bond: The Life and Work of the People’s Architect by Brian D. Goldstein | Princeton University Press | $40 James Max Bond, Jr. was, and is, larger than life.
AN checks in with contributor Timothy Schuler to learn about his new role
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche23d ago
Timothy Schuler has been a longtime contributor to The Architect’s Newspaper, as well as other publications such as Places Journal, Landscape Architecture Magazine, Bloomberg CityLab, Metropolis...
O·N Architects completes new wellness space and indoor rock climbing gym in DUMBO
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche23d ago
A new wellness space and indoor rock climbing gym, Brooklyn Uprising, is now open in DUMBO. The space was designed by O·N Architects, a local firm. Brooklyn Uprising measures 6,500 square feet.
RAMSA’s Chicago Museum of Science & Industry renovation plans move forward
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche27d ago
On September 10, Chicago’s Landmark Commission approved renovation plans by Robert A. M. Stern Architects (RAMSA) for the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
MTA releases new renderings of IBX stops by Jacobs and HDR
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem27d ago
Governor Kathy Hochul and MTA CEO Janno Leiber released new renderings and design updates for the Interborough Express (IBX), the 14-mile light rail line planned for freight tracks between the...
With IX XI Sean Wilsey document 9/11 and its aftereffects
The Architect’s Newspaperby Jack Murphy27d ago
Everyone of a certain age has their story about 9/11—where they were, what they saw and when, and how they processed the day.
Revisiting AN’s coverage of rebuilding the World Trade Center
The Architect’s Newspaperby The Editors27d ago
“The media coverage of the architectural and urban reconstruction of the World Trade Center (WTC) site has been extraordinary.” So began the editors’ note in the debut issue of The Architect’s...
An architect recounts her experience on 9/11 and in its aftermath
The Architect’s Newspaperby Jifat Windmiller27d ago
Jifat Windmiller is an architect who lives and works in Brooklyn Heights. In this essay, written in 2001 and never previously published, she shares her experience on September 11 and the days that...
Facades+ comes to Denver October 1
The Architect’s Newspaperby Josh Ilano27d ago
Kicking off the month of October, the Facades+ conference series returns to Denver at the Westin Denver Downtown.
Astra Tower by HKS is the tallest building in Utah
The Architect’s Newspaperby Josh Ilano27d ago
Ed Lewis, the CEO of Kensington Investment Company, commissioned HKS to design a unique, multi-generational tower that drew design cues from Salt Lake City, Utah. The outcome is Astra Tower.
LOT-EK designs a shipping container schoolhouse in New Orleans
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem27d ago
The Black School, a community arts organization founded in 2016, opened The Black Schoolhouse in the Seventh Ward of New Orleans to foster creative learning and cultural exchange, and improve...
Selldorf Architects and Gerhard Richter collaborate on Doha Pavilion
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem28d ago
Qatar Museums announced this week that it will construct a freestanding pavilion in Doha dedicated entirely to the work of Gerhard Richter.
W&W Glass’s Jerry Haber dies at 85
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem28d ago
Jerome “Jerry” Haber, cofounder of W&W Glass and a longtime figure in New York’s glazing and construction industry, died on September 6 at the age of 85.
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens, offering fantasy and reality
The Architect’s Newspaperby Shane Reiner-Roth28d ago
While many of us have wondered what distinguishes “narrative art” from regular old art, George Lucas has known perfectly well all along.
USTA Future Courts competition reimagines tennis architecture
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem28d ago
Flushing Meadows hosts the U.S. Open this week. On September 9 American tennis player Ben Shelton outlasted defending Spanish champion Carlos Alcaraz in a five-set quarterfinal that lasted til 3:33...
Architekturmuseum TUM’s proposed eviction sparks pushback
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche29d ago
The Architecture Museum of the Technical University of Munich (Architekturmuseum TUM) was established in 2002.