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Gold Medal, Architecture Firm of the Year, 25-Year Award, and winning projects.
The National Building Museum curator talks about the influence of the P/A Awards.
Exhibits to see, the state of building in the capital, working for the GSA, and more …
In a manifesto published on the ArchDaily website, Maynard, the co-director of Andrew Maynard Architects, breaks down what he sees as unhealthy architectural work practices. Then he tells us how he managed to break out of the cycle and still survive in the industry.
Cornell University selects Thom Mayne and his firm Morphosis to design the flagship academic building for its new outpost campus in New York City.
Despite preservationists’ efforts, the Morris A. Mechanic Theatre has failed to secure its landmark status and may be destroyed.
Last year's Avenue, displayed at the AIA National Convention, is now being put together as a house in New Orleans.
Window glass with properties suitable for buildings in northern climates.
Breaking a streak of five straight months of growth, billings contracts for architecture work reported to the American Institute of Architects. Only half of the nation’s regions and half of the industry’s sectors came in above 50 for the month, fewer than in each of the months for the past...
More statues and an older Young Ike centerpiece mark the major changes to Frank Gehry’s design for the memorial to the President, Supreme Allied Commander, and barefoot boy from Kansas.
WTTW Chicago named its list of the 10 buildings that changed America, which will be featured in a television special in 2013.
Watch as builders assemble the ArcelorMittal Orbit tower in this time-lapse video. Then decide for yourself if the new tower, built for the Olympic Games, is an engineering masterpiece or Britain’s new blemish.
‘Los Angeles Times’ architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne is penning a new series on the rapidly evolving boulevards of Southern California.
Technology development firm Pegasus Global Holdings is planning a new city in New Mexico. But no one will live in it.
The fourth public comment period for LEED 2012 is now open. The balloting period for USGBC members commences on June 1.
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.
Artist Maya Lin makes recreates rivers, seas, and mountain topography out of silver, plywood, and other materials. Through May 13.
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.
A flexible strip of LEDs encased in a waterproof PVC jacket, this lighting option uses less than 10% of the energy consumed by neon.
Made of 99% pre-consumer waste from stone yards and 1% natural resin, these masonry blocks are made of stone scraps layered with a soy-based binder.
This pendant globe fixture doubles as a light and an air cleaner and humidified by merging plantings with lighting.
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.
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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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