Articles Tagged with ''infrastructure design''

The Pritzker Prize winner completes a graceful bridge in Italy, reconnecting a small city to its history.

A pedestrian bridge gracefully navigates the landscape to connect a popular sporting precinct to the city center.

An X-shaped bridge over the Anacostia River in Washington, D.C., will offer various indoor and outdoor spaces for a wide range of planned programs.

In a nod to its predecessor—the 1932 viaduct, demolished in 2016—a new bridge dubbed the “Ribbon of Light” will feature 10 pairs of concrete arches.

Where some architects see opportunity, others feel outrage.

Peggy Deamer, David Langdon, and Melinda Agron from the Yale School of Architecture call for architects to express their ethical convictions through their work.

New York governor Andrew Cuomo has announced the latest in a series of major infrastructure projects for the New York City area.

An AIA conference, held in the wake of the presidential election, argues for increased funding for public buildings.

People assume agricul­ture fuels the Midwest’s fortunes, but manufactur­ing plays a key role, too.