Kent State Center for Architecture and Environmental Design
Weiss/Manfredi Architecture / Landscape / Urbanism, Richard L. Bowen + Associates Read more
Letter from Buffalo
Revisiting Kleinhans Music Hall
It's all about the music at this little-known concert hall designed by Eliel and Eero Saarinen. Read more
Design
Pedro Gadanho Reflects on the Unveiling of MAAT
The Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology in Lisbon aspires to be more than just another signature building. Read more
Books
The Elusive Promise of Big Data
Karrie Jacobs reviews Nicholas de Monchaux's "Local Code" and Ingrid Burrington's "Networks of New York." Read more
Practice
Future-Proofing Your Firm: Surviving the Good and Bad Times
Architecture studios can stay on top of the markets by diversifying their portfolios, following economic forecasts, and regularly scrutinizing their successes. Read more
Next Progressives
Innauer-Matt Architekten
Austrian architects Markus Innauer and Sven Matt discuss regional influences and the quest for restraint without reinvention. Read more
Innovative Detail
Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre's Timber Cables
Spanning up to 188 feet, the structural components pushed the potential of wood in architecture while enabling a thin roof system perfect for a natatorium. Read more
Products
Six Healthcare Products
These finishes and furniture pieces add clean minimalism and efficiency to healthcare facilities. Read more
Technology
T3 Becomes the First Modern Tall Wood Building in the U.S.
The seven-story high-rise in Minneapolis, designed by Michael Green Architecture and DLR Group, will be the largest mass timber building in the U.S. when it opens in late November. Read more
Interview
Q+A: Architect Peter Pennoyer on Designing His "Carved, Beautifully Detailed Box"
We spoke with the New York traditionalist architect about the house he and his wife, interior designer Katie Ridder, designed for themselves, which is the subject of a new book, "A House in the Country." Read more
Products
Object of the Moment: Pudica Chair by Pedro Paulo Venzon
A chair that neatly amalgamates Brazil’s complicated Colonialist and Rationalist pasts. Read more
AIA Feature
Building Amid the World’s Highest Mountains
The Khumbu Climbing Center is a sustainable, earthquake-resistant building—and a symbol of resilience—in the shadow of Mount Everest. Read more
AIA Perspective
Supporting Architects to Build Our Communities
You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. —John Lennon Read more
Ten and 2,000 Years Later
Looking back and looking forward, on the 10th anniversary of ARCHITECT's launch. Read more
Awards
The Six Winners of the 2016 Aga Khan Award for Architecture
Projects by Zaha Hadid Architects, Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), and Marina Tabassum Architects are among those recognized. Read more
Design
The Workplace Gets a Digital Makeover
Filmmaker Gary Hustwit documents the history of a space that's certain to change with the digital age: the modern workplace. Read more
Competitions
The Rainforest Solutions Project is the 2016 Fuller Challenge Winner
The winning project takes on deforestation, defense of indigenous rights, and biodiversity loss in British Columbia's temperate Great Bear Rainforest. Read more
Technology
MIT's Mediated Matter Group Builds a Synthetic Apiary to Help Save Bees
The research team directed by associate professor Neri Oxman documented the health and wellness of the economically vital insects inside a stark white room for three months. Read more
Preservation
America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places in 2016
The National Trust for Historic Preservation announced which sites around the country are in danger of being irreparably damaged or lost altogether. Read more
Design
Johnson Fain's Church Swap
The Los Angeles-based firm is transforming Philip Johnson's Crystal Cathedral, originally designed for an evangelical ministry, into a Catholic church. Read more
