Jonathan Hilburg
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Here’s how to build your own gaming keyboard for under $120
Mechanical gaming keyboards like the Corsair K70 Pro Mini Wireless and SteelSeries Apex Pro are pricey. Here’s how to build one for less than $120. → Read More
MVRDV’s first U.S. project makes a splash in Washington Heights
MVRDV's first U.S. project completes in Manhattan, a boxy colorful hotel and office complex located in a mixed-income neighborhood. → Read More
The Retroid Pocket 2+ is the best gaming handheld under $100
Retroid’s Pocket 2+ fits in the palm of your hand and will play retro games with ease. → Read More
Can a staid new National Museum make Oslo the art capital of Europe?
Kleihues + Schuwerk Architects has completed the National Museum of Norway, which features locally quarried slate tiles. → Read More
Morpholio launches real-world daylight modeling with Shadow Maker
Software company Morpholio, which blends virtual hand drafting with virtual reality features in its Trace programs, launched Shadow Maker on March 22. A → Read More
Frampton Tolbert is the new executive director of the Historic Districts Council
Frampton Tolbert is set to replace Simeon Bankoff, who departed in 2021, as head of the Historic Districts Council in New York → Read More
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Freeman House is sold to a preservation-minded developer
When the Samuel Freeman House went up for sale in Los Angeles last summer, questions swirled over who would buy it → Read More
Disney is launching planned communities for superfans
Today entertainment behemoth Disney announced the launch of its Storyliving communities, with the first to rise in California → Read More
The tallest tower in the Czech Republic will help transform a former coal city
CHYBIK + KRISTOF has unveiled a first look at Ostrava Tower, which will cinch at the middle and be the country's tallest when it opens → Read More
Christopher Bedford named new director of SFMOMA
Neal Benezra announced he would step down last February, and now the SFMOMA search committee has chosen his replacement → Read More
Adjaye Associates’ supertall Affirmation Tower in doubt after RFP is pulled
The proposed Affirmation Tower would have been the 11th tallest in the world if approved, but New York State could put housing on the site → Read More
To avoid housing mandates, this California town wants to be declared a mountain lion sanctuary
Woodside, a tony suburb of San Francisco, wants to be declared a mountain lion habitat to avoid densification → Read More
The San Francisco Art Institute staves off closure and announces merger plans
Rumors of the demise of the 151-year-old San Francisco Art Institute have been greatly exaggerated, and it will reopen in the fall → Read More
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation launches the Taliesin Institute with Jennifer Gray at the helm
The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation is moving to beef up its educational offerings and has announced the launch of the Taliesin Institute → Read More
New York City and the AIANY are searching for permanent outdoor dining solutions
As New York works to codify its outdoor dining structures program, the AIANY and design nonprofits are searching for exemplary projects → Read More
After winning approvals, the $100 million Lever House renovation is moving ahead
Developers WatermanClark and Brookfield Properties are officially moving ahead with the $100 million modernization of the iconic Lever House → Read More
The Architecture Billings Index closed out 2021 strong, but hiring questions linger
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has released its final Architecture Billings Index (ABI) report of 2021 → Read More
Postmodern Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill passes away at 82
Ricardo Bofill, the Spanish architect whose monumental factory conversions and colorful housing blocks saturated pop culture, has died at 82. → Read More
In Boulder, Tres Birds builds a full-featured ADU from timber
Designed by the Denver-based Tres Birds, this ADU in Boulder uses reclaimed materials and colored glass to enliven the small space → Read More
New York’s Governor Hochul wants to link Queens and Brooklyn via the Interborough Express
New York Governor Kathy Hochul presented plans to link Queens, with Bay Ridge in Brooklyn via a new train line, the Interborough Express → Read More