Columbia University Roy and Diana Vagelos Education Center
Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Gensler Read more
Letter from Detroit
Maurice Cox's Detroit
How an ambitious planner and progressive new development are shaping a city that has reached a historic tipping point. Read more
Exhibitions
Baghdad Through the Lens of an Iraqi Architect
A Graham Foundation exhibition showcases the work of Rifat Chadirji, Iraq's most prolific modernist architect. Read more
Criticism
How the Critics Covered the NMAAHC
What the reviews about the National Museum of African American History and Culture and its charged politics reveal about the nature of architectural criticism. Read more
Best Practices
Engaging in Architect-Led Design/Build
This delivery method puts the architect at the helm of design and construction—and brings in a significantly higher fee. Read more
Innovative Detail
The Reclaimed Circular Pavilion
Comprising 80 percent of building components in their second and even third life, the structure by Paris architecture firm Encore Heureux shows what's possible with reclaimed materials. Read more
Next Progressives
Studio MK27
Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan describes his start in architecture and his far-ranging influences. Read more
Workflow
Tackling North America’s Largest Healthcare Project in Seven Steps
The $1.5 billion University of Montreal Health Centre required CannonDesign and NEUF Architect(e)s to innovate their technologies and protocols. Read more
Products
Six Sturdy Wooden Stools for Hospitality
Differing in size, but similar in function, these wood seating options add natural sensibility to hospitality spaces. Read more
Pro Bono
Q+A: Daniel Wiens, Journeyman International
The founder of the nonprofit humanitarian design organization discusses its model of pairing AEC students and emerging designers with organizations in need of good architecture. Read more
Residential Projects
This Bare-Bones Cabin Could Shelter Weary Hikers in the Icelandic Wilderness Sometime Next Year
Toronto studio Origins designed the winning entry in the Iceland Trekking Cabin competition. Read more
Exhibitions
Perriand, Reich, the Aaltos, and the Eameses: MoMA Highlights 30 Years of Early 20th-Century Residential Spaces
A new exhibition explores external influences that helped shape residential interiors in the early 20th century. Read more
Products
Three Whimsical Wooden Pendants
These radical fixtures transform natural wood into octagons, a diatom, and an upturned blossom. Read more
AIA Now
Choose Your Own Adventure
The options for an architecture student are more varied than ever. Read more
AIA Feature
Design’s Vanguard Moved to France
Two architects write design/build’s next chapter abroad after making an indelible mark on their students and colleagues in the U.S. Read more
AIA Future
Six Design Decisions Your Clients Will Thank You For
The value of promoting health and reducing costs. Read more
Editorial
A Rising Infrastructure Lifts All Boats
A well-designed outpatient clinic project points to the social value of public projects and infrastructure. Read more
