April showers bring new hope for government investment in infrastructure and, if the gods are just, a belated Pritzker Prize for Denise Scott Brown. Read more
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Architects are using innovative new platforms and legislation to usher in a era of creative financing. Read more
With a research-driven approach that encompasses robotics and fabrication, Future Cities Lab is pushing the theoretical boundaries of practice. Read more
Phyllis Lambert's new book, "Building Seagram," reveals the importance of the architect-client relationship. Read more
Rem Koolhaas's Seattle Central Library has gotten all the hype. But Peter Bohlin's City Hall, just a few blocks away, may have the more lasting legacy. Read more
A new glass-and-steel transit station by Ross Barney Architects returns the ‘L’ to a Chicago neighborhood transitioning from skid row to lofts and the good life. Read more
Ian Volner observes that for the new airport in Amman, Jordan, London-based Foster + Partners created a sinuous expanse of thin concrete domes that turns a workhorse typology into a celebration of air travel. Read more
Richard Meier’s first project in China, a private club for the elite of Shenzhen, uses new forms and materials that show how even after 50 years, the famed architect isn’t resting on his laurels. Read more
L.A.'s Alan Grant designs a world-class car museum on a parking-garage budget. Read more
The strategies and tools for wallwashing are improving, thanks to a new generation of solid-state luminaires—including these illuminating attention-grabbers. Read more
China's national commitment to clean tech is backed with government-imposed actions. Can the U.S., mired in political inaction, learn from the stands? Read more
The University of Minnesota’s Weisman Art Museum shows how Frank Gehry’s work has changed as he added to his own design. Read more
Architects have many design options with this line of architectural safety glass. Read more
The dryer allows you to wash and dry your hands without moving away from the sink. Read more
The pendant luminaire complements the curvaceous form of the Plumen lamp. Read more
What do you get when you sandwich bamboo plywood between two sheets of recycled-paper surfacing? A countertop. Read more
Wood can do much more than become a flat board. Read more
Danish firm Iskos-Berlin set out to design a quiet object that wouldn't compete with its surroundings. Read more
This dry-set mortar helps create a smooth transition between tile and flooring systems. Read more
The glass pendant luminaire shows the beauty can arise from disaster. Read more
Vintage patterns are refreshed to create a modern aesthetic. Read more
This smart skylight leverages building technology to become self-operating. Read more
The modular formwork cleverly integrates knockouts to save on material and space. Read more
From weaving mills to flooring, this Swedish company has expanded its product lines, which include this bold pattern of woven-vinyl flooring. Read more