Articles by Miriam Sitz

A champion of historic preservation and the father of New Urbanism, the longtime Yale University professor has been called “the most influential architecture teacher ever.”

These partners in life and design promote collaboration between client and community.

A project of OMA, Allies and Morrison, and John Pawson, the museum saw more than 780,000 visitors in its first year.

A fascinating new exhibition at the Queens Museum offers a glimpse at the myriad unbuilt projects planned for New York City.

Located in Victoria Tower Gardens next to the Houses of Parliament, the monument will invite visitors to contemplate, reflect, and learn.

DS+R will deliver a concept for facility, which will become the permanent home for the London Symphony Orchestra, by December 2018.

The Royal Institute of British Architects also announced the 2018 International Fellows, including Chicago architect Jeanne Gang and John Lin, a 2013 Design Vanguard.

The Los Angeles–based firm will overhaul the museum’s oldest cultural gallery with input from curators, conservators, and representatives of the native peoples whose artifacts reside in the collection.

Architects in Texas and Florida begin assessment and rebuilding efforts while considering what the storms mean for the futures of their cities.

Seven architects, designers, and landscape architects will create work for the show Dimensions of Citizenship.