Architecture News

RSS

With tensions rising between the world’s two largest economies, some American architects working there face new challenges.

In an exclusive interview with Martin C. Pedersen, Breyer, the retiring Supreme Court justice and a juror for the Pritzker Prize in architecture, talks about what matters in design.

Commissioned by the U.S Department of Agriculture, Marvel Architecture has updated the long-shuttered gateway to the El Yunque National Forest with a design that emphasizes resilience and sustainability.

The curator of the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale discusses the opportunities and challenges for the African Futures Institute she recently founded in Accra, Ghana.

The Chicago-based organization has selected architects and firms whose accomplishments have helped shape the country’s cultural landscape.

The Block House’s "BQE" exhibit proposes five collaborative projects that seek to tackle how to replace the city’s once divisive, now deteriorating expressway.

RECORD Deputy Editor Suzanne Stephens, who covered the Twin Parks complex when it opened, revisits the project.

Architect Joshua Ramus discusses the recently-completed exterior of the theater in Lower Manhattan that opens in 2023.

Despite concerns over meeting hiring demands, firms end the year on a high note.

Over the course of his six-decade career, the late architect made his mark with dramatic projects around the world, especially in France and his native Spain.