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The Latvian-American modernist architect died Tuesday at the age of 92.

The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission has voted to designate two Beaux-Arts style rooms in the main library branch as interior landmarks.

Nearly 60 years ago, Italian filmmaker Michelangelo Antonioni found an ideal antagonist in Modernism.

The blaze marks the second time in less than three years that the supertall luxury residential building has caught fire.

Glenstone, a museum for post-World War II art outside Washington, D.C., in rural Maryland, is a striking cultural facility, featuring eminent works of outdoor sculpture on a bucolic 200-acre site and exhibitions in a 2006 building designed by Gwathmey Siegel.

The firm has won of the Ross Pavilion International Design Competition for their plans to revitalize Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens—a public park that lies below the imposing outline of Edinburgh Castle.

RECORD has announced the winners of its inaugural Architectural Record Traveling Fellowship competition, Lea Oxenhandler and Benjamin Halpern.

In late May, a splashy fanfare heralded the first stage of a major renovation of the historic Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.

The tiny house movement is taking on a new dimension, as micro homes are being used to shelter the homeless.