The art world debunked the myth of the neutrality of the white-box gallery long ago.

It's not exactly a house, nor entirely a gallery, but it does have a wine bar'and might best be described as 'semi-public.

Completed last spring at the northeast corner of Tiananmen Square, the world's biggest museum stands up to the enormity of Beijing's central public space.

A pioneering concrete structure makes waves as a design center a century later.

Since the 1970s, Hugh Hardy’s work for the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) has run the gamut, spanning new cinemas and a café for the experimental film and performing arts venue to, most recently, a faithful restoration of the 1908 facade of its historic Peter Jay Sharp Building. But one job was left unfinished: “We needed to install a permanent entrance canopy,” says Hardy, FAIA, the principal of New York–based H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture.