The city of Portland has invested $195 million in the dismantling and retrofitting of a famous Postmodern building.

The architecture and design teams behind each of the projects will consider citizenship at different scales.

Dubbed “The Eleventh,” the Danish architect’s project is near the High Line on the far West Side of Manhattan.

The first Indian architect to win the accolade, Doshi’s 70-year career has been characterized by dignified designs that respect the people they serve and the contexts in which they exist.

An exhibition at Princeton University’s School of Architecture brings to light the poetic legacy of Aldo Rossi through its selection of drawings, mixed media images, objects, photographs, films, and archival material.

The multi-faith religious institution will also play a significant role in the capital city’s cultural and public life.

The project is the first joint-venture development sponsored by the governments of Malaysia and Singapore.

The Minneapolis-based studio’s installation of mirrors, mist, and light, will occupy MoMA PS1’s courtyard in June.

With a background in architectural design and curatorial studies, Umolu will lead the third edition of the exposition.

Stanley Saitowitz | Natoma Architects turns a Kenyan water tank into a dignified little library.