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Part of a development that rehabilitates historic school buildings and adds 492 apartments, the museum seeks to revitalize a long-neglected part of southwest D.C.

On view this month is one of the U.K.'s largest public art installations, a decommissioned oil rig transformed to illustrate the creative potential of industrial adaptive reuse.

"INTERSECTIONS," a three-month series of programs, workshops, and discussions, aims to amplify a diverse set of voices and lay the groundwork for future equity work at the museum.

This month, the MAK Center in Los Angeles celebrates the centennial of the Schindler House with an exhibition of historical materials and works by contemporary artists.

This month, ongoing exhibitions include the Public Art Fund's large-scale installations in Brooklyn and a major solo exhibition of influential Bauhaus furniture designer Erich Dieckman in Berlin.

A team led by San Francisco's EHDD is making use of carbon offsets and new sustainability modeling software in renovating the institute's brutalist headquarters.

The EHDD-designed project will make the AIA's 1973 Washington, D.C. building operationally carbon-free and add a glazed brise-soleil to its exterior.

Originally conceived to counteract the Trump administration, the bill has now gained bipartisan backing.