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The Museum of Modern Art's recently revamped website allows visitors a better way to experience all that the institution has to offer.
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Each building has a story to tell. Illustrator Guillaume Paturel and his architectural rendering firm, By-Encore, ensure it’s effectively conveyed.
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About 5 percent of what people think and feel is articulated, says Fathom founder Christine Astorino. Her consultancy helps architects comprehend, and design for, the elusive 95 percent.
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Ever since the Renaissance, when engineering and architecture split into separate disciplines, the relationship between the two has been plagued by competition and antagonism.
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The National Architectural Accrediting Board recently met to review the conditions for accreditation, something it does every five year. It has also joined several international accreditation agencies in recognizing each other's programs.
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Inside the office of one of the industry's premier model-makers.
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A survey of the members of Public Architecture's The 1% project--which asks firms to commit 1 percent of their yearly billable hours to pro bono efforts--and the AIA's creation of pro bono guidelines suggest that architects are increasingly interested in socially responsible work.
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On Aug. 14, the New York City Council passed an amendment stripping the requirement that the commissioner of the Department of Buildings has to be a licensed architect or engineer. The local chapter of the AIA is unhappy with the legislation.
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Prominent Chicago architect Wendell Campbell, a founder of the National Organization of Minority Architects and a mentor to many, died at his home on July 9.
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A sociologist by training, Camilo Jose Vergara uses his camera to document the changing American ghetto.
