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The Architect’s Newspaperby The Editors29d ago
Mark your calendar for new building openings across the U.S. and around the world. Museums, educational buildings, and a sports stadium will soon open their doors this fall.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem8 Sept 2026
The National Academy of Design announced its 2026 academicians, celebrating 12 artists. Three of the academicians are architects.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche8 Sept 2026
Daniel Libeskind was named the 37th Laureate in Architecture by the Japan Art Association of the Praemium Imperiale awards.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Jack Murphy8 Sept 2026
“Photography alters reality. Also, photography is unavoidable.” This is one of many invented aphorisms that rattle around in my brain.
The Architect’s Newspaperby The Editors4 Sept 2026
On September 17, the Facades+ conference series returns to Chicago at the voco Chicago Downtown. The event’s program is developed in-part with Perkins&Will co-chairs: principal Carl D’Silva and...
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche4 Sept 2026
Allied Works has redesigned and expanded Brooklyn Public Library’s Eastern Parkway Library. Construction began in August.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche4 Sept 2026
On September 3, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum announced that construction will begin soon on the 250-foot triumphal arch that President Trump proposed for Memorial Circle in Arlington, Virginia.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche4 Sept 2026
On September 3, the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) approved comments on a concept plan that would create a new permanent perimeter fence designed by AECOM around Lafayette Park, an...
The Architect’s Newspaperby Josh Ilano3 Sept 2026
Summer is coming to a close, and Facades+ is gearing up for a whirlwind tour of North America this fall.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Josh Ilano3 Sept 2026
580 Dubuque, designed by Perkins&Will, is the first planned biotech campus commissioned by science lab real estate developer IQHQ.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Isabel Ling3 Sept 2026
In upstate New York, swimming holes can be political. Though abundant for those willing to follow the sound of trickling water beyond the beaten path, often these local natural pools are fiercely...
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem3 Sept 2026
New renderings of the forthcoming Museum of Science & History (MOSH) in Jacksonville, Florida, designed by SmithGroup were released on September 1.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche3 Sept 2026
The second phase of a masterplan for the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi, India, designed by Weiss/Manfredi and to be constructed by BL Harbert International has been cancelled by the U.S.
The Architect’s Newspaperby AN Buzz3 Sept 2026
Founded in 1787 as Pittsburgh Academy, the University of Pittsburgh has grown into a sprawling 132-acre campus that is home to approximately 30,000 students.
The Architect’s Newspaperby David Stutzman2 Sept 2026
Architects spend enormous effort documenting a design. We draw it, model it, detail it and specify it.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Daniel Jonas Roche2 Sept 2026
The Smithsonian announced this week that the Arts & Industries Building, built in 1881 on the National Mall, will be the permanent site of the National Museum of the American Latino, an institution...
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem2 Sept 2026
Peter MacKeith, who recently stepped down from the role as dean of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design at the University of Arkansas, has been named executive director of the SOM...
The Architect’s Newspaperby AN Buzz2 Sept 2026
Water damage doesn’t announce itself with the dramatic flair of fire or the obvious intrusion of theft.
The Architect’s Newspaperby Ilana Amselem2 Sept 2026
A new masterplan developed by WXY with the New York State Office of General Services (OGS) proposes a series of changes to Empire State Plaza, a midcentury complex in Albany, New York, by Wallace...
The Architect’s Newspaperby Alexander Luckmann1 Sept 2026
In summer 2024, I moved to Cologne, Germany, to conduct preliminary research for my dissertation.
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