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The revitalization of its exhibition and public spaces is the first major interior overhaul at the Washington, D.C., museum since 2006.  

The AIANY-organized panel discussion comes months after workers at a Brooklyn firm established the profession's first private-sector union.

Andrew Holder's rebuttal follows a review of his book ‘Inscriptions: Architecture Before Speech’ published in October 2022.

The SANAA co-founder and Canadian architecture doyenne are recipients of the prestigious prizes recognizing women who have made lasting impacts on the built environment.

As opposed to Modernism’s swapping of old for new, Metabolism promoted “replacement as an ongoing process.”

City Harvest celebrates its 40th anniversary with a new headquarters in Brooklyn that includes an event space and demonstration kitchen.