Across the country, architecture offices are developing toolkits for safely reopening educational facilities.

After an extensive renovation, controversy once again dogs the Michael Graves–designed building, which may be delisted from the Historic Register due to the radical change of materials.

In architecture, where demographics skew toward white male homogeneity, many are beginning to interrogate the ways that systemic racism has shaped the profession and the built environment.

"We believe that removal may be necessary to achieve the greater good of ensuring racial justice and equality," said the organization in a statement.

With safety concerns at the forefront, architects are helping clients large and small to re-envision their open-plan, collaborative workspaces.

Breaking with Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, the school says it will move to two sites in Arizona owned by the Paolo Soleri–founded Cosanti Foundation.

Resources for reading and viewing on race and architecture, compiled by Mario Gooden, with Mabel O. Wilson and the Architectural League staff

Four large, site-specific works of art have been installed in the New York airport's newly renovated terminal.

"It is our responsibility to work together to break down the barriers that start in architecture school and continue into the firm and workplace that exclude far too many," writes the Board of Directors in a statement to its members published June 4.

Soaring 1,000 feet, the mixed-use skyscraper would become the city’s—and country’s—tallest.