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London / John McAslan + Partners
Dazaifu, Japan / Kengo Kuma & Associates
Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada / Heller Manus Architects
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‘Washington City Paper’s’ Lydia DePillis talks about a few of her favorite entries from the 30x30x30 workspace design competition, featured at the 2012 AIA National Convention and Design Exposition.
The AIA can report progress toward the goals it outlined for its 2030 Commitment Program, but there is more work to be done.
Sculptural outdoor seating that combines wood and marble pieces.
Decorated architect Renzo Piano, FAIA, can add another honorary title to his repertoire: designer of the tallest tower in Western Europe. Known as ‘The Shard,’ the London tower will be unveiled on July 5, just in time for this summer’s Olympic Games.
Julie Lasky, formerly of Design Observer, is now deputy editor of ‘The New York Times’ Home & Garden section.
Home to AIA|DC and the Washington Architecture Foundation, the District Architecture Center is a storefront gateway to D.C.'s architecture community.
A look at Gordon Bunshaft's cylindrical museum, as captured by Ezra Stoller just after it opened.
Artists, writers, and other creative types put on performances in an abandoned skyscraper in Milan for 10 days. City officials then evicted them, but not before they raised important questions about how we preserve culture and use public spaces.
Mark Lamster defends the concrete and dynamic styles of the 1960s following news that several signature buildings from that time period will soon fall prey to the wrecking ball.
The AIA Documents-on-Demand opens six project-delivery-method documents to computer and tablet users from wherever they're working.
Design firm Generator Studio builds a photovoltaic installation for the 'World's Fair' exhibit at the Nelson-Atkins. Through Aug. 19.
Last year's Avenue, displayed at the AIA National Convention, is now being put together as a house in New Orleans.
In the 1850s, the political climate was just as partisan as now, when politicians helped design and construct the U.S. Capitol Building.
As part of the Pacific Standard Time consortium of exhibits, the Chinese American Museum highlights four architects who helped build L.A. Through June 3.
The National Building Museum curator talks about a new exhibition that looks back at the influence of the Progressive Architecture Awards.
Ettore Sotsass is getting two retrospectives in Berlin. Through June 23; through June 9.
Alexandra Lange, an architectural critic and a writer for Design Observor, teaches us all to take a second look at buildings in her primer on reading and writing architecture criticism.
On Tuesday May 8, at 7 p.m., bidders will have a rare chance at acquiring one of Alexander Calder’s mobiles. Christies will auction off one red and one white mobile that architect Eliot Noyes commissioned from Calder for his home in New Canaan, Conn., where he had set up his practice in the 1940s.
Frank Gehry, after building the Walt Disney Concert Hall, now sketches out set designs for an opera inside the hall. May 18-26.
An architecture professor describes eleven architecture and urban environments that have that elusive authentic, sense-of-place quality--with lessons to be learned in each.
A stylus that allows users to make mark-ups directly on their laptop screens.
One piece in a collection of fixtures that utilize the manufacturer's trademark wood veneer.
Window glass with properties suitable for buildings in northern climates.
An energy-efficient drop light fixture handmade in Portland, Ore.
A nature-inspired mosaic design featuring stones or jewel glass.
A spherical light fixture with a porous texture that draws inspiration from a sea sponge.
An illuminating wallpaper designed by Ingo Maurer.
A glass light fixture with a translucent or clear diffuser.
A limited-edition seating piece made completely from paper.
The OSO is space of discourse for envisioning the future of the profession.
Enter ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING’s Light & Architecture Design Awards. Deadline is May 25.
ECO-STRUCTURE is now accepting entries in six categories. Deadline for entry is June 1.
The International Code Council has unveiled its latest rulebook and long-awaited green code. Meanwhile, the USGBC is on the cusp of releasing LEED 2012. An overview of what you need to know.
Profiles of Gold Medalist Steven Holl, Architecture Firm of the Year VJAA, and 25-Year Award winner Frank Gehry’s house. And coverage of all of the projects that won Institute Honor Awards in Architecture, Interior Architecture, and Regional & Urban Design.
2012 AIA Honor Awards, five building features, three on-the-boards projects, contemporary mosque design, working for the GSA, Calatrava’s Peace Bridge, the new green codes, building around D.C.’s height restrictions and its new streetcars, the Architect of the Capitol talks Unbuilt Washington, Moeller talks P/A Award winners, and more …
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