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• Esto Gallery: Train Stations

  As the nation investigates the potential of high speed rail, ARCHITECT looks at its train stations, and those of other countries, through images collected by Esto photographers.

• AIA Announces the 2013 Honor Awards: Regional/Urban Design

  The AIA released the winners of its Honor Awards for 2013, including the 25-Year Award, as well as awards in Architecture, Interiors, and Regional/Urban Design categories.

• AIA Announces the 2013 Honor Awards: 25-Year Award

  Renzo Piano's first American project, the 1987 Menil Collection in Houston, won the 2013 AIA 25-Year Award.

• AIA Announces the 2013 Honor Awards: Interior Architecture

  The AIA released the winners of its Honor Awards for 2013, including the 25-Year Award, as well as awards in Architecture, Interiors, and Regional/Urban Design categories.

• AIA Announces the 2013 Honor Awards: Architecture

  The AIA released the winners of its Honor Awards for 2013, including the 25-Year Award, as well as awards in Architecture, Interiors, and Regional/Urban Design categories.

• MVRDV's Proposal For Vertical City in Jakarta

  Dutch firm MVRDV joins with The Jerde Partnership, ARUP, and developer Wijaya Karya in proposing Peruri 88 - a bid for a green, Indonesian tower city.

• Past Progressives: The Robert Mueller Municipal Airport

  When the city of Austin, Texas, moved its airport, the Robert Mueller Municipal Airport became obsolete. Since then, it has become a New Urbanist community, but its control tower remains a well-loved icon.

• Topping Out Ceremony for Los Angeles Broad Museum

  Diller Scofidio + Renfro celebrates the milestone with Los Angeles city officials, local architect Gensler, and union workers.

• Architecture Critic Ada Louise Huxtable Dies at 91

  The dean of architecture criticism had a career spanning more than 60 years, including tenures at The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

• BIG plans for Phoenix Observation Tower

  A 420' observation tower, designed in the shape of a pin and featuring panoramic views over Phoenix, will soon land in Arizona, begging the question: if a pin drops in the desert, will it make a sound?