Of 62 nominees, 13 architecture projects appeared on the London-based museum’s shortlist.

New York developer Aby Rosen has opened two restaurants in the historic Seagram Building space.

Situated just west of the Getty Center in the Santa Monica Mountains, brand new renderings of the think tank’s campus include a floating rectangular structure of concrete and two massive spheres. 

The Australian designer collaborated with leading Italian manufacturers on the series, distributed in the United States by Modern Principle.

The “Streets in the Sky” invented by Alison and Peter Smithson at their simultaneously celebrated and notorious Robin Hood Gardens in East London are still partly inhabited.

For the fourth year, Architectural Record is honoring five American architects with its Women in Architecture awards.

Moore Ruble Yudell and Mackey Mitchell Architects expand the George Warren Brown School of Social Work, adding a striking glazed rotunda.

A London design studio partners with an Italy-based Persian rug company on a collection that appears to move.

Wolf-Gordan relocated its headquarters to a smaller office designed by LTL Architects just steps from its first home in Long Island City.

Henry David Thoreau hoped to teach by example. So does the new visitor center near his famous retreat.