Architecture News

RSS

The biggest project of Frank Gehry’s career is moving ahead in his hometown of Toronto—and reaching new heights for the architect and for the city.

Launched in late January, version 4.1 for new construction (BD+C) and interior spaces (ID+C) is now open for registration.

The designers of recent public projects weigh in on how to keep visitors and landscapes safe while avoiding “hostile architecture.”

This year’s winners include four former Architectural Record Design Vanguard recipients.

The 2019 event, which kicks off September 19, will consider questions of land, memory, rights, and civic participation while embracing a broad range of perspectives on architecture.

The project adds almost 60,000 square feet of space to the building.

The architect’s second major exhibition at the London museum questions the use of architectural objects to shape or articulate collective memory.

The new area is part of New York City’s efforts to ease foot traffic at the country’s busiest train station.

Renovations of the lobby and City Council chamber are just the start for the polarizing Brutalist building.