Obituary: Cornelia Hahn Oberlander (1921–2021) Kara Mavros May 24, 2021 No Comments The celebrated Canadian landscape architect passed away this weekend at age 99, one month shy of her 100th birthday. Read More
Little Island Opens with Big Crowd-Pleasing Ambitions James S. Russell, FAIA Emeritus May 24, 2021 2 Comments The $260 million addition to the Hudson River Park, designed by Heatherwick Studio, MNLA, and Arup, opened May 21.Read More
Obituary: Paulo Mendes da Rocha (1928–2021) Fred A. Bernstein May 24, 2021 No Comments The Brazilian architect, and one of the last great modernists, passed away at 92.Read More
Venice Architecture Biennale 2021 Opens With Signs of Optimism Tim Abrahams May 21, 2021 No Comments An insider-view of the Venice Architecture Biennale, which opens to the public on Saturday after being delayed twice because of the pandemic.Read More
Amale Andraos Stepping Down as Dean of Columbia GSAPP Kara Mavros May 20, 2021 No Comments Dean Andraos will transition into an advisory role focused on the Columbia Climate School as of December 2021.Read More
April Billings Reach Historic Highs RECORD Editors May 20, 2021 No Comments This month's billings and inquiries scores are the highest recorded since before the Great Recession.Read More
Rice Architecture Taps Igor Marjanović as New Dean Ilana Herzig May 20, 2021 One Comment The architect will lead the Houston university’s architecture school. Read More
Oakland Museum of California Announces June Reopening Joann Gonchar, FAIA May 19, 2021 No Comments The $17.8 million renovation, led by Walter Hood and Mark Cavagnero, will open to the public next month.Read More
The Cheese Barge by Adam Richards Architects Is a Timely Homage to the Stirling Pavilion in Venice Linda C. Lentz May 19, 2021 No Comments This floating restaurant celebrates London's emergence from pandemic lockdowns, as well as the Venice Biennale.Read More
Obituary: Terence Riley, 1954–2021 Fred A. Bernstein May 19, 2021 4 Comments The curator, author, critic and tireless promoter of new architecture has died.Read More
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