The OMA partner's new book Four Walls and a Roof: The Complex Nature of a Simple Profession takes an idiosyncratic look at architectural history and dissects contemporary practice.

The pavilion, which will open October 3rd, will host four months of architecture and design programs, including talks, workshops, performances, and installations.

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.

A crisscrossing library in France marks the spot for a regional center along a redeveloping riverfront.

The institution reopens at its new location in an adapted 1960s landmark, refreshed and reimagined by a trio of notable firms.

Although she’s scarcely 30 years of age, Gaia Repossi has been revamping her family’s century-old jewelry house, founded in Turin, since becoming creative director in 2007.

Since the 1970s, OMA has established a reputation for pushing the boundaries of architecture—on a theoret­ical and, then, on a physical level.

OMA has won an architecture competition for the $80 million expansion of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York. The project will be the firm’s first art museum project in the United States.

OMA NY sets an ethereal fashion scene for the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute’s new exhibition.