archpaper.comadded August 2026
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem25 Aug 2026
A weekday in Foley Square is relatively still. The plaza is a place that people pass through on their way to jury duty or the subway, or to get married. This August, that changed.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem25 Aug 2026
DEPAVE: An Ecological Repair of the Ground and Energies of Repair: Visualizing Community Power in NYC are now on view at Center for Architecture.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ekemini Ekpo25 Aug 2026
“I’m always happy when roofs get done. A leaky roof can give you agita,” said Dr. Raymond Codrington, president and CEO of the Weeksville Heritage Center, a historic site in Brooklyn.
The Architect’s Newspaperby AN Buzz25 Aug 2026
Along the Marina Bay waterfront in Quincy, Massachusetts, Quincy Navy Park creates a new public place with a deep sense of origin.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem24 Aug 2026
An exhibition at the Center for Architecture showcases photography by Arjan Bronkhorst, who spent two years locating and photographing 15 houses designed by Gerrit Rietveld.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Jack Murphy24 Aug 2026
Henein Hutchison Robitaille (HHR) is a boutique law office in Toronto that specializes in litigation.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche24 Aug 2026
The Trump administration’s tariffs on Canadian plywood and laminated veneer lumber went into effect on August 22.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem24 Aug 2026
Cincinnati officials are now judging entries to a design competition that will shape its forthcoming catalog of pre-approved middle housing plans.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem21 Aug 2026
A building that once served as a Ku Klux Klan “klavern” in Fort Worth, Texas, is being redesigned as a 35,000-square-foot arts and community center. Transform 1012 N.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem21 Aug 2026
On the evening of April 9, 1965, more than 47,000 fans filed into the Astrodome in Houston, Texas. President Lyndon B.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche21 Aug 2026
The sixth-oldest architecture firm in the country, Shepley Bulfinch, celebrated 150 years of practice in 2024. The firm was founded in 1874 by Henry Hobson Richardson in Brookline, Massachusetts.
The Architect’s Newspaperby The Editors21 Aug 2026
For 25 years, Surfacedesign has shaped sustainable and thoughtful parks and plans in California, including San Francisco’s Mission Bay Bayfront Park which reuses steel from the now-demolished Bay...
The Architect’s Newspaperby Mariana Martinez-Pazzi20 Aug 2026
Behin Ha has completed three townhouses at the rear of 11 Beacon Avenue in Jersey City’s Heights neighborhood, behind a roughly 150-year-old restored house.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem20 Aug 2026
A new 14,000-square-foot education building is rising on the Eisenhower Presidential Campus in Abilene, Kansas.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem20 Aug 2026
The University of Chicago has selected Steven Holl Architects (SHA) to lead the renewal of Ida Noyes Hall, a 111-year-old building on the Midway Plaisance that has served as a women’s clubhouse, a...
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche20 Aug 2026
Mithun and Waugh Thistleton Architects (WTA), a London-based engineered timber specialist, have released renderings of a proposed mass timber, 12-story office tower named Bevel slated for Bellevue...
The Architect’s Newspaperby Bernard Pollara20 Aug 2026
At 205 North Quay in Brisbane, Australia, REX and Australian firm Hassell delivered a facade design that prioritized phenomena over form.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche20 Aug 2026
WBGO, a historic jazz radio station based in Newark, will relocate to a new, $15 million space designed by Meridian Design Associates.
The Architect’s Newspaperby AN Buzz20 Aug 2026
How long has Unilock been partnering with specifiers on commercial projects? Unilock has been working with commercial specifiers since 1972.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche19 Aug 2026
The Van Alen Institute (VAI) announced today it is reviving the Paris Prize, a historic award program that has been inactive for three decades, albeit in a new form.
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