The firm’s renovation of the Postmodern building, which reopened this past weekend, draws attention.

Hailed as a catalyzing force of the Postmodern architecture style, the Princeton-trained architect has died at the age of 93.

After months of debate, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission has voted to landmark 550 Madison Avenue.

The city of Portland has invested $195 million in the dismantling and retrofitting of a famous Postmodern building.

An expansion upward in New York returns to a historicist vocabulary for continuity.

An exhibition at Princeton University’s School of Architecture brings to light the poetic legacy of Aldo Rossi through its selection of drawings, mixed media images, objects, photographs, films, and archival material.

A new book discusses how Robert Venturi's two-year stay as a fellow in Rome shaped his thoughts on architecture.

In light of recent controversy about Philip Johnson’s building in New York, commentator Robert Kahn asks whether the original architecture is worth saving.

Architecture critic Mark Lamster discusses how moving forward should not entail erasing the past.

One of America’s most historically significant works of architecture is up for sale.