Articles by Fred A. Bernstein

Working on Fallingwater brought out the best in Robert Silman, the structural engineer who died this week at 83.

Working under a compressed timeline, Curtis Fentress expects the endeavor to finish “in the nick of time.”

While some speakers directly discussed issues of diversity in the profession, Adjaye addressed the topic through the lens of his work.

To lead the profession, firms must nimbly respond to and embrace technological changes.

Smiljan Radic's beacon-like regional theater in Chile is a concrete structure wrapped as lightly as a tent.

The chief curator and executive director of Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York since 2010, Franch will become the new director of the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London.

Sir David Adjaye, Amanda Williams, and Germane Barnes discussed how thinking about race informs their work during a panel discussion moderated by Milton S.F. Curry.

Our Design Miami correspondent offers a glimpse at the new Herzog & de Meuron project, David Gauld's renovation and expansion of an Isozaki museum, and a show highlighting the friendship of Richard Meier and Frank Stella.

A host of architects, designers, and artists unveiled new work at the annual bacchanal surrounding Art Basel. Plus, early reactions to the ICA Miami by Aranguren + Gallegos.

Rising from the ashes of Architecture for Humanity, a new organization sets out to change the way architects think about their profession.