The Detroit Riverfront Conservancy named the pair winners of a $50-million competition to redesign a 22-acre park along the Detroit River.

A mixed-use development proposed for Flatbush Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn is met with furor from neighbors, decrying the “Manhattanization” of the area.

An exhibition inspired by Raimund Abraham’s building examines the meanings imbued in drawings.

Annabelle Selldorf’s discreet plan to renovate the 1914 mansion on the Upper East Side of Manhattan frames views to the museum’s Russell Page–designed garden.

The exhibition in New York examines how photography shapes perceptions of architecture.

In keeping with the desert festival’s principles of participation, the whole city of Washington, D.C., is invited to partake in an exhibition that expands beyond the walls of the Renwick Gallery.

The chief curator and executive director of Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York since 2010, Franch will become the new director of the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London.

The architect, professor, and alum of the school will begin his new role in July.

Executive director Benjamin Prosky posted a statement citing “allegations of inappropriate and unacceptable behavior” as reason for the organization’s decision. Peter Marino Architect has issued a response.

The urban studio of architecture firm WATG and 3D-fabrication company Branch Technology have completed structural testing for what they say will be the world’s first “freeform” printed house.