When he was working on the Sendai Mediatheque, Toyo Ito volunteered to me that afterward he might retire.

You can tell a lot about a place by the kind of postcards offered for sale there.

How does one explain the fascination with Peter Zumthor? It is not because of an architectural style.

During the 1970s, artists transformed light industrial buildings in New York City’s SoHo district into studios and residences.

History, if left forgotten, can fall perilously to the wayside. Such was the fate of the Washington, D.C. landmark Atlas Theater Cinema until a foundation sought to transform the former 1930’s movie house and adjoining vacant storefronts into a new, state-of-the-art 58,000-square-foot performing arts facility.