Articles Tagged with ''modernism''

Scandinavian efficiency, California Modernism, and the traditional Hawaiian lanai merge at a beachside abode near Honolulu.

Read an excerpt from ‘Spain: Modern Architectures in History’ discussing the short but influential career of Catalan architect Enric Miralles.

Located in the colonial district of an American city, this project consists of a set of reconstructed 18th-century buildings, an underground museum, and the sculptural steel outline of a house.

The Edward and Joyce Linde Music Building marks a departure from the firm’s signature style while creating a dialogue with the buildings surrounding it.

Designed by an émigré from the Soviet Union, the curved structure helped introduce Modernism to a skeptical public—and illustrated its theatrical potential.

The Thomas Phifer and Partners–designed new home for the young and previously nomadic institution holds its own on a site with a fraught past.

‘Circle, Square, Triangle: Houses I Never Lived In’ is on view at the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture in New York through March 22.

The limestone-clad building houses the university's prized works-on-paper collection and creates a central space for art, research, and community.

The new Business and Humanities District honors O’Neil Ford’s campus design while incorporating advanced materials and systems.