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Olga Touloumi’s book reveals how bureaucrats and technical advisors—not star architects—helped shape the design of the United Nations complex, with broadcast media top of mind.

The conversations, ranging from material exploration to mass customization, are complemented by photography of significant 21st-century buildings.

Movie theaters might seem expendable in the streaming age, but they’re essential civic spaces that must be protected.

Read an excerpt from the new book which compiles a series of conversations with prominent architects—some responsible for many of today’s most recognizable and innovative spaces for art.

Thirty years after the ‘Bilbao Effect,’ museums are shunning exuberant form-making in favor of thoughtful programming that engages new audiences.

This roundup of the year-end's most captivating reads includes monographs and more from Shigeru Ban, Fernanda Canales, Carol Ross Barney, and many others.

The 584-page tome offers the first comprehensive outsider history of Peter Eisenman’s influential architectural think tank.

An excerpt written by Paul Goldberger explores the work of an architect who designed many of New York’s most coveted apartment houses.

‘Circle, Square, Triangle: Houses I Never Lived In’ is on view at the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture in New York through March 22.