Transit
Calatrava's Transportation Hub Finally Takes Flight
Does the architect's World Trade Center station live up to its $4 billion price tag? And would some of that money been better spent elsewhere? (Hint: Penn Station.) Read more
Critique
How MoMA Gets it Right With "A Japanese Constellation"
The exhibit captures the (almost) unbearable lightness of work by Toyo Ito, SANAA, Sou Fujimoto, and others. Read more
Profile
Robert Irwin's Light-Filled Moment
Now 87, the artist expands on his visionary work with architecture, unveiling two new installations at the Hirshhorn Museum and Chinati Foundation. Read more
Best Practices
Managing Your Materials
With more product information available online, firms are changing up the way they store specs and samples in-house. Read more
Innovative Detail
The Amazeum Lobby Roof
The children museum by Haizlip Studio is a striking addition to the growing number of architectural attractions in Bentonville. Read more
Next Progressives
Ultramoderne
The Providence, R.I.-based firm is finding its niche in experimentation with CLT and a penchant for solid, physical models. Read more
Products
Seven Streamlined Luminaires
These fixtures light up spaces with their minimalistic designs. Read more
AIA Feature
Designing for Security
A modern-day search for the intersection of safety and beauty. Read more
AIA Practice
Crafting CVS
The women behind the design of the U.S.’s largest retail pharmacy. Read more
AIA Future
Urban Wellsprings
The world’s most appealing cities acknowledge their symbiotic relationship to water. Read more
The Ethics of Architecture
But We're the Good Guys
A group called Detroit Resists asks important questions about architecture, power, and the U.S. Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale. Read more
