ARTICLES

THE NEW YORK TIMES

The Exquisite Details of a Fifth Avenue Apartment Renovation

You Wish You Lived Here

Designed for Nature, With Serenity in Mind

In Hong Kong, Look Up. Look Around. Look Up Again. 

In Miami Embracing the Bold and Brilliant Architecture

On the Therapist's Couch, A Jolt of Virtual Reality

Online Games that Redefine Risk

At Sea or Safari, Satellite Phones Hook Users

Where Man First Flew, The Open Sky Still Beckons

Roman Architecture, Beyond the Colosseum

An Electronic Tag For the Peripatetic Pet

A Glasgow Architect's Masterpiece is Damaged, But Not His Legacy

You Can Bet On It: Playing the Odds on War

These Houses Have the Ultimate Water View

Ten Places That Define New York City, Reimagined

Virtually Rebuilt A Ruin Yields Secrets



Test Drive; Rooting for Roomba

Six Standout Restaurants in Los Angeles Strip Malls

In Tokyo, Brand-Name Stores by Brand-Name Architects

On the To Do List: Make Crime Pay

Driving a Different Kind of Hack

Seeing Mexico City, Guided By Architects

And Now For a Closeup

Exploring Modern Ruins in Southern California 

Advertising's Twilight Zone

Arts In Bloom in Inglewood, California

Campuses Move to Block Music Sharing

In Paris, Mixing The Contemporary with the Classics

Gadgets that Warm to the Real You

Tijuana Rebuilds On Its Art

Better Mind Your Manners, or a Web Site Will

On The Trail Of A Master Photographer

Los Angeles Adds Amusement To Art

Bringing the Oldies to Modern Gamers

Welcome To Smallville

Week in Review: Lies, Lies, Lies

Original Sim

Week in Review: No Pink Slip, You're Just Dot-Gone

A Home That's of the Sea and Air and Sky

Cool For School

To Register Doubts Press Here



With Patience a Family of Six Builds Up

The Womb as Photostudio

Paris Gives Itself A Futuristic Transplant

Block That Ringtone

WIRED

Obama Pioneers a New Approach to the Presidential Library

You Can Make Movies With Drones and CGI, but Why Not Make Them The Stars?

Virtual Singapore Looks Just Like Singapore IRL— but With More Data

Melding Maps and Photos Into Something Fabulous

Step Into the Comfiness of New York's 2nd Avenue Subway

25 Masterpieces That Prove That 2016 Was an Incredible Year For Architecture

Amazing Things Architects Make When They Aren't Architecting

Architects and Engineers Shove a Lightsaber Through the Death Star's Bad Design

How The Crown Captures the Turmoil of Post-War London

If Trump Wants to Fix Infrastructure He Has to Learn From These Projects 

VR is totally changing how architects dream up buildings

Strikingly Imaginative Structures For Housing LA's Homeless

Meet Patrik Schumacher, Zaha Hadid's Ambitious, Abrasive Successor

Here's How Self Driving Cars Will Transform Your City

These Colossal Pillars are a Beautiful Embodiment of Grief

Stories Hide in the design of DC's Newest Museum 

9/11 Memorials are Everywhere

Crazy Stadium Roofs Are Now a Thing. Here are the Craziest

Seven Ways To Fight Flooding in an Increasingly Wet World 

Beautiful Renderings Resurrect Frank Lloyd Wright's Lost Buildings

Famed Designer Rosanne Somerson on Innovation and Failure

Radical Visions of Chicago's Future Skyline

The City-Sculpting Buildings of Chicago's Biggest Architect

Moon Hoon's Fantastical, Mind Bending Art and Architecture 

The Furniture in This Store Fits Together Like a Giant 3D Puzzle 

Wayne Thom, The Amazing Photographer Who Teased Out Brutalism's Elegant Side

The Amazing Architecture that Captivated Us In 2015

LA's New Skyslide is in Good, Heart-Attack Inducing Company

What's the House From Psycho Doing on the Roof of the Met?

You Know What Really Makes an Outfit? Ultrasonic Welding

Inside the Sound Lab That Uses VR to Build Immersive Spaces

Step Inside Bjarke Ingels' Whimsical Canyon of Fiberglass

A House of the Future You Might Actually Want to Live In 

NY's Clever New Park will Withstand Epic Storms and Rising Seas 

After the Games, Rio's Stadiums Won't Rot They'll Transform

7 Cities Transforming Their Rivers From Blights to Beauties

The Extraordinary Design Challenge of Securing Cleveland During the RNC

Furniture That Doubles as a Wild Optical Illusion? Yes Please

A 30,000 Square Foot Olympic Mural Might Just be a Record 

WALLPAPER *

122 Community Arts Center by Deborah Berke Partners

Imagination Meets Urban Planning at Detroit Design 139

Long Island City Explodes Architecturally

Hood Museum Gears Up for Expansion

Still Life: Glenstone Museum's Extension Aims For a Calming Experience 

Moscow Goes For the Green with Zaryadye Park

HOK Pioneers the Return of Innovative Stadium Design in Atlanta

Architects Take to the Streets for the inaugural edition of Exhibit Columbus

Shigeru Ban on his masterfully minimalist interiors for Cast Iron House

Standing Ovation: Herzog & De Meuron's Elbphilharmonie Opens in Hamburg

True Maverick: Oskar Hansen at Yale School of Architecture

Creative Energy: a family of warehouses form LA's La Kretz Innovation Campus

Montana's Tippet Rise Art Center Blends Art and Nature

Industrial Tribeca Studio Transformed by Eco-Friendly Latticework 

Unveiled: The Broad Art Museum by Diller Scofidio + Renfro Opens

Join the Tour: We Visit SC Johnson's Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed HQ in Racine

The right angle: Philadelphia's Pennovation Center Reaches Completion 

A New Show at the Cooper Union Delves Into the Archives of Alvin Boyarski

MoMA proves that Frank Lloyd Wright still has it, even at 150

Master transformer: The Shed is a liberating exercise in flexible architecture

Letter From Chicago: Our Survey Beyond the City's Architecture Biennial

Changing Faces: SHoP Unveils Major Addition at Site Santa Fe

Seneca Art and Culture Center Opens in Upstate New York

Louis Kahn's Yale Center for British Art Unveiled

THE LOS ANGELES TIMES

Why SoFi Stadium Makes a Revolutionary Design Promise

Will Coronavirus Change City Architecture and Design? 

Ma Yansong Takes L.A. 

LACMA Caught the Teardown Bug, But the Cure Isn't a Bulldozer

Korean American Museum Calls for a Lush Rooftop and a sense of Mystery

Exposition Park Plans a Makeover That Would Make Seurat Smile

Can Big Names and Big Money Make Grand Avenue a Great Civic Place?

From Flophouse to Fabulous in Venice

25 Years in the Making, A Dream House Rises in Laguna

A Transcendent Perch in the Silver Lake Hills

Stick With La Sapienza; It'll Teach You To Look Up

Student Designs Push Smart Home Technology Into the App Era

Lens, Lille, Orléans and Metz Join Paris on France's Cultural Map

Roughing it in Arcosanti

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ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST

What Biden's Presidency Could Mean for Architecture and the Built World

How Milan's Bosco Verticale Has Changed the Way We Think About Sustainable Design

Welcome to Prefab's Moment

The Architecture World's Summer Pavilions May Be on Hold, But Their Lessons Can Still Inspire

Six Ways the Trump Presidency Has Impacted the Building Industry

Architecture's Odd Couple Conquer Hudson Yards

Walter Hood Digs Deep

William Menking, Founder of the Architect's Newspaper, Dies

How Internal Strife Brought The School of Architecture at Taliesin to its Knees

THE ARCHITECT'S NEWSPAPER

Op ED: New York, Don't Give Up on Parks When We Need Them Most 

Q+A> Moshe Safdie 

For Mexico City-based Fernanda Canales, Uncertainty is Part of Architecture

A New Exhibition Dives Into The Early Modernism of British Mandate Palestine

Riversports Rapids is the Latest Extreme Sports Addition to the Oklahoma City Waterfront

Q+A > Ray Kappe

Q+A > Michael Rotondi

Q+A > Thomas Heatherwick

Q+A> Deborah Sussman

In and Outdoors 

Q+A > Michael Govan

Editorial> Don't Get Comfortable 

Q+A> Broad Art Museum Director Joanne Heyler

Editorial > The Implementation Game

Editorial> On Not Choosing Sides

RISD is Answering Tough Questions About Design Education 

Editorial> Why the Thin Skin, Frank? 

Editorial > It's The Client, Stupid

Q+A > Laurie Olin

Crit> Emerson Los Angeles 

Crit > LA's Grand Park 

Crit > Fear and Loathing in Glendale

Slow Water

On the Right Track

Water Water Everywhere

State of the Union

Editorial > Build More Affordable Housing

Back on Track 

Editorial > Shady Thoughts

Editorial > Demolish For Progress

Editorial > On Accountability and the Public Realm

Editorial > A Teaching Moment 

Pedal to the Metal at LA's Union Station

Home on the Rails 

The Great Stadium Shuffle 

Conventional Wisdom

Budding Relationship

Editorial > Lack of Diversity Limits Architecture

870 South Raymond

Editorial> How About Fandango on the Skyline? 

OTHER OUTLETS

Whatever Happened to the Ecohouse? Dwell

A Pinwheel Shaped Cottage in Upstate New York Packs a Lot of Living Space Into a Single Room, Dwell

WTARCH's Elysian Fields Embraces L.A.'s Eclecticism, Metropolis

An Iron Foundry is Recast as an Idyllic Retreat, Dwell

This Restaurant Offers the Formerly Incarcerated a Fresh Start, Metropolis

Studio Libeskind Designs a Bold Yet Contextual New Art Museum for Vilnius, Metropolis 

Will Algorithms be the New Architects? Dwell

NYC's Newest Condos are Inspired by the Past, New York Post

New York's Modular Building Revolution is Here, New York Post

New Yorkers are Building Houses out of Shipping Containers, New York Post

An Evening With The Mayne Man, Architectural Review

Walter Cronkite School of Architecture, Architect

Marin Health and Wellness Campus, Architect

This Surprising San Francisco Residence Features a Hidden Bolt From the Blue, Metropolis

Two Art World Veterans Live in This Mind-Bending Home in Nevada, Dwell

The Conversation Pit Makes a Much-Appreciated Comeback at an Ultra-Modern Home in Cupertino, Dwell

The Weird Illustrations That Shaped Sci-Fi Pop Pop Culture, The Atlantic

An Illustrated Guide to New York's best buildings, Curbed

The Dos and Don'ts of Shipping Container Homes, Dwell

Inhabiting a Legacy, Los Angeles Magazine

Sand and Stone, Los Angeles Magazine

Juana La Loca, Contract

Vandal, Contract

NBBJ Columbus, Contract

As Construction Nears, Protest Grows Over World Trade Center Memorial, Architectural Record 

Louisiana Recovery Continues to Hit Snags, Architectural Record 

Nouvel Envisions New Icon For Paris, Architectural Record

In a Desert City, a Skyline Grows Ever Taller, Architectural Record

Architect's Holiday, Virtuoso Life

Cambridge Firm Aamodt-Plumb is Radically Holistic in Life and Work, Curbed

For El Dorodo Architects, Modern Design Starts With Old-Fashioned Craft, Curbed

Battle of the Ages, New York Magazine

The New Human Capital, New York Magagazine

How Mass Design Group Uses Architecture to Empower Communities, Curbed

Brooklyn's Bureau V Merges Architecture, With Fashion, Music, Art and More, Curbed 

Barbarian Group, Contract

L.A. Has Become America's Hottest Destination for Architects, Dezeen

Redesigned Freedom Tower Will be Sleeker, Safer, Architectural Record 

Dispatch From Ground Zero, Architectural Record 

The Blue Lady is Back: Appreciating Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles Review of Books

Firm Profile: Family, Architect

Despite Freedom Tower Setback, Libeskind Still Building Towers Around the World, Architectural Record 

Worker Abuse Alleged in U.A.E., Architectural Record 

At Ground Zero, Little Progress After Seven Years, Architectural Record

In Wake of Paris Riots, Public Housing Authorities Build More, Better Projects, Architectural Record 

Is Renzo Piano America's Default Architect?, Architectural Record 

Katrina Has Devastating Impact on Architecture, Architectural Record