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Review: The Anatomy of the Architectural Book
"The Anatomy of the Architectural Book" blends two histories, architectural history and bibliography, to thoroughly explore the architectural book. → Read More
Cleveland Public Square reopens after major renovation
The dramatic $50 million restoration of the 6-acre Cleveland Public Square offers a variety of opportunities for public programming and activities. → Read More
Black Mountain College Museum Arts Center opens inaugural exhibition
Black Mountain College Museum Arts Center is the second phase of a years-long project to expand the Asheville-based institution's capabilities. → Read More
2016 Architectural League of New York Prize Exhibition
The 2016 Architectural League of New York prize winners' work is on display at the Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries at Parsons School of Design. → Read More
CetraRuddy designs an 18-story office building in the Meatpacking District
The Meatpacking District will soon to be the home of a new 18-story office building designed by New York–based architecture and interior design firm CetraR → Read More
L.A. Times Building to receive major renovation and addition
The 1935 and 1948 L.A. Times Building additions in the complex would be renovated to accommodate offices and retailers. → Read More
Public gardens at Trump Tower are a well-kept secret
The atrium and garden in Trump Tower has been closed numerous times for Trump’s campaign affairs, such as press conferences. → Read More
The installation of the Chicago Biennial lakefront kiosks remains delayed
The Chicago Biennial lakefront kiosks are running into funding challenges, as well as opposition from some Chicagoans. → Read More
International Center of Photography opens exhibition at new space
The exhibit "Public, Private, Secret," curated by Charlotte Cotton, Pauline Vermare, and Marina Chao, will be open until January 8, 2017. → Read More
NCARB organizes international reciprocal license agreement
The arrangement was signed by NCARB, the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia, and the New Zealand Registered Architects Board. → Read More
Docomomo US announces 2016 Modernism in America Awards
The 2016 Modernism in America Awards emphasize the ever-growing awareness of the value of modern architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design. → Read More
Portland's 2035 Comprehensive Plan for growth approved
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Extraordinary Playscapes exhibition explores playground design
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Explore proposals from the CAF's 50 Designers, 50 Ideas, 50 Wards
Now on view, "50 Designers, 50 Ideas, 50 Wards" features unique architectural and urban design proposals born for each of Chicago’s 50 wards. → Read More
White Arkitekter to design tallest timber tower in Nordic nations
The timber tower will be built with prefabricated glue-laminated timber modules reinforced with concrete slabs and steel trusses. → Read More
Pier 40 development deal gets skeptical reception
The trust behind pier 40 intends to sell 200k of the pier's 400k square feet of air rights to the developers of St. John's Terminal project. → Read More
MMaterial cement furniture by Fernando Mastrangelo's
Fernando Mastrangelo’s MMATERIAL pieces are “functional sculptures,” a result of a minimalist aesthetic blended with sculptural craftsmanship. → Read More
Rafael de Cárdenas designs department store in St. Petersburg
The decidedly modern design sits within an eight-story, 30,000-square-foot art nouveau building constructed between 1906 and 1907. → Read More
California developers sidestep laws with ballot initiatives
Using this popular vote system, California developers' plans were approved for several major projects in Moreno Valley. → Read More
Art F City plans to document the ghosts of art studios past
Art F City is organizing a series of print and online publications that will record the innovation and creativity that temporary artist studios fostered. → Read More