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Rethinking the Refugee Camp
Architects have long been celebrated for their innovative designs for disaster relief housing. But there's a better response to the refugee crisis. Read more
Books
How to Reinvent Historic Preservation
A movement that began in earnest when Penn Station was demolished more than 50 years ago can still be a force for good, but not without a change in its mission. Read more
Zoning
Zoning New York's Supertalls
Should the city's code be updated to better regulate aeries for the super-rich? Read more
Affordable Housing
Redesigning Lathrop
The Chicago Housing Authority is transforming one of its oldest projects into a mixed-income development. Will this ambitious approach to affordable housing succeed? Read more
Best Practices
Where to Invest Your Firm’s Assets Today and Tomorrow
A panel of business advisers offers advice on how to save and spend in a strong economic climate. Read more
Innovative Detail
Ark Encounter Exterior Wall
Designed by the Troyer Group, the 120,000-square-foot attraction in Kentucky is a megastructure of timber, from its structure to its cladding. Read more
Next Progressives
StudioPM
Megan Panzano's Boston-based firm explores the intersection of architecture, design, and exhibition. Read more
Products
Six Practical Concrete Products
Add color, a protective layer, and even an anti-microbial admixture to take concrete products to the next level. Read more
Exhibitions
The Young Designers Behind the Cabbage Chair, the Armour Bench, and the Prisma Stool
An exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art explores the work of Oki Sato of Tokyo, Faye Toogood of London, and Zanini de Zanine of Rio de Janeiro. Read more
Products
Five Minimalist Fixtures for Residential Spaces
Lustrous bronze and brass finishes accentuate these elegant geometric knobs and pulls. Read more
Residential Projects
A Flat-Packed, Made-to-Order Modular House that Doesn’t Sacrifice Design
Vancouver-based Backcountry Hut Company starts production this year. Read more
Equity
The Housing Deficit
If Ben Carson survives the Jan. 12 confirmation hearings and becomes HUD secretary, he will have his work cut out for him. Since the federal government abandoned public housing for market-led solutions, the shortage of low-income units has grown to crisis proportions. Read more
AIA Voices
Seeing Around Corners
How the mayor of Oklahoma City sparked his metropolis’ redesign. Read more
AIA Feature
How to Align Your Firm with Client Needs
As firms restructure and plan for the future, the needs and wants of the owner, occupant, and user should move to the forefront of the design process. Read more
AIA Future
The Point-0 Conundrum
With the launch of the latest version of the Architect Registration Examination, future architects have to choose which version of the exam to take. Read more
Obituary
Midcentury Designer Jens Risom Dies at Age 100
Former collaborators and museums remember the man credited with bringing Danish design to the United States. Read more
Cultural Projects
Guggenheim Helsinki Museum Plans Rejected
After an attempt to appease the Finnish government with an updated proposal concerning construction costs, it’s likely the cultural destination will not be built. Read more
Exhibitions
Collages from the Modernist Who Believed “Less is More”
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s architectural renderings and collages are on display at the Ludwig Forum in Aachen, Germany. Read more
Architecture
Foster + Partners and Rubio Arquitectura to Remodel Wing of Former Royal Palace for Prado Museum
The two firms will collaborate to refurbish the Hall of Realms as an extension for the national art museum in central Madrid. Read more
