As the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) turns 50, a conference and exhibition examine and reignite its mission.

A closer look at the kick-off discussion for NOMA’s 50th-anniversary conference in Detroit.

Mark Cavagnero Associates collaborates with SmithGroup to foster well-being at the Joan & Sanford I. Weill Neurosciences Building at UCSF Mission Bay.

A compelling retrospective of work by the photographer is on view until January 2022.

Near ruin, the famous Modernist villa in the South of France has been brought back to life by an independent team of architects, artisans, and historians.

A new, elegant concrete volume by David Chipperfield Architects has opened across a public plaza from the existing Kunsthaus in Zürich, Switzerland.

The Dublin-based firm receives the architecture prize for a library with accompanying social spaces at Kingston University London.

The exhibition "Romanticism to Ruin: Two Lost Works of Sullivan & Wright" is on view at Chicago gallery Wrightwood 659.

A summer of uncertainty is a likely predictor of what the future holds.

The design team sensitively modernizes the lobby of the 1920s building while paying tribute to its past.