The government is cutting back on new construction and is selling off prime real estate. Will the private sector step in and use that to create jobs? Read more
Historic preservation may be the key to Cuban-American relations. Read more
Houston, Des Moines, Dayton, Washington, D.C., and Richmond Read more
Differentiation and diversification are part of the architect's DNA. Read more
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada / Anshen+Allen, a part of Stantec Architecture Read more
Monterrey, Mexico / Brooks + Scarpa Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Work: Citation Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Work: Honorable Mention Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Live: Citation Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Play: Award Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Grow: Citation Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Grow: Honorable Mention Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Grow: Honorable Mention Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Grow: Award Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Gary Comer College Prep Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Move: Award Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Bond: Honorable Mention Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Bond: Award Read more
Indianapolis / Marlon Blackwell Architect Read more
2011 Annual Design Review: Bond: Honorable Mention Read more
ARCHITECT's ADR awards program is a unique barometer of the business of architecture. Read more
Developers focus on infill projects in a city that depends on tourism for industry. Read more
With soaring healthcare costs, today's crisis-response centers must be built to last. Read more
Syracuse University is positioning its School of Architecture under Mark Robbins as an incubator for development in the city of Syracuse. Read more
Know what to expect, says ZweigWhite's Hobson Hogan, to get the best out of mergers and acquisitions. Read more
Code councils and testing labs lay down the parameters of fire-rated construction, but architects are responsible for keeping us safe. Read more
Engineers discuss the lighting-control systems that enable their clients and users to focus on different aspects of experiencing a building. Read more
A design-business consultant proffers tips from Richard Meier, John Merrill, and more, on business. Read more
Louise Blanchard Bethune was the first woman to open a firm and join the AIA. Through March 2012. Read more
A MoMA exhibit traces the history of plywood. Through Feb. 27. Read more
Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer designs jewelry. Read more
A first retrospective of Bertrand Goldberg illuminates the full scope of the architect's vision. Through Jan. 15. Read more
Supertall!' presents 48 mammoth towers in its survey. Through January 2012. Read more
Modernism brought the revival of models; the Canadian Centre for Architecture displays 50. Through Jan. 8. Read more
The disappearance of the dark is exposed to the light of day in this film by Ian Cheney. Read more
For Carlos Jiménez, his studio represents the good life, a document of his work, and his philosophy of architecture. Read more
The twisted logic behind the totem of the upcoming London Olympics, the ArcelorMittal Orbit Tower. Read more
Michael Graves's Fargo-Moorhead project offers one model of what architects can contribute to bridge design. Read more
Square or circular cast-iron grates available in eight different perforation designs and many sizes. Read more
Glass stair treads and risers that can be embedded with different color LEDs. Read more
Salvaged thin brick from Metropolitan Ceramics finished with Trikeenan Tileworks' recycled glazes. Read more
A modular plant container system for indoor or outdoor gardens in tight spaces. Read more
Lightweight, recycled rubber roofing that recreates the look of slate shingles. Read more
Pavers made from recycled materials that use a grid base system, which can reduce installation time. Read more
A wallpaper collection that features flock detailing in four patterns designed by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen. Read more
Clear, textured glass available in five different patterns and a variety of finishes. Read more
Wire-cut commercial bricks made from clay and shale and available in eight colors. Read more
A self-contained unit ventilator that utilizes a two-stage compressor to reduce noice and energy use. Read more
A collection of tables and benches with cementitious surfaces imprinted with nature-inspired patterns. Read more
A modular brick for creating masonry veneers in commercial and residential exterior and interior projects. Read more
Dimmable LED light panels designed for installation in drop ceilings. Read more
A 100% recyclable folding chair designed by David Chipperfield for Alessi and manufactured by Lamm. Read more
Brick masonry that combines the traditional molding process with a modern firing process. Read more