Walker Art Center Addition and Expansion, by HGA and Inside Outside
A cultural hub with a "fresh face that makes its hard-edged geometry seem more precise and assured." Read more
Johann-Pachelbel-Realschule/Staatliche Fachoberschule II
Lederer Ragnarsdóttir Oei Architekten Read more
Films
What Happened to the World's Fair?
Witold Rybczynski reviews "Face of a Nation," which considers why recent American pavilions have been national embarrassments. Read more
Preservation
A Radical Proposal to Save Union Carbide
Karrie Jacobs on how we should fight the impending demolition of this Natalie Griffin de Blois-designed skyscraper. Read more
Best Practices
Are You Ready to Teach?
Practitioners offer advice on what to consider before entering part- or full-time into academia. Read more
Innovative Detail
Gulliver Lands at the Dox Centre for Contemporary Art
Designed by Huť Architektury Martin Rajniš, the striking 130-foot-long zeppelin-like structure functions as an event space and pedestrian connector. Read more
Next Progressives
Schaum/Shieh
This New York and Houston–based duo creates surprising forms while respecting and celebrating the surrounding landscape. Read more
Products
Architectural Lighting: Lightfair Products Preview
From lighting controls to direct/indirect fixtures, here are select luminaires in anticipation of the annual architectural and commercial lighting show. Read more
#MeToo
Men of Architecture
An open letter from editor-in-chief Ned Cramer to the men of architecture, about sexism, professional culture, and personal responsibility. Read more
AIA Now
Remaking Streets into Places for People
An A’18 bike tour led by NYC DOT weaves together new microplazas in the heart of the city. Read more
AIA Feature
Can Design Help Solve LA’s Homeless Crisis?
The homeless population in Los Angeles County could fill a small city. As a design challenge, some architects have advanced both time-honored and unexpected solutions to help those in need of housing. Read more
AIA Future
Open Source for Everyone?
Proponents of open source architecture say it could solve the global housing crisis. The reality is a little more complicated. Read more
AIA Perspective
Welcome to Our Urban Future
The new realities of the urban era are upon us. Read more
Exhibitions
Evictions, Exhibited
Next month, the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C., will open a show based on the research of Matthew Desmond, author of "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City." Read more
Sustainability
Lego Debuts Plant-Based Plastic Plants
Creating the iconic, toy building elements out of responsibly sourced materials was in line with the company's sustainability goals. Read more
Exhibitions
Mexico’s Lanza Atelier Showcased Stateside
Opening at SFMOMA on March 31, the exhibition highlights three new projects by the studio. Read more
Awards
Q+A: Balkrishna Doshi, 2018 Pritzker Prize Laureate
Edward Keegan spoke with the Indian architect following his win of the coveted architecture prize. Read more
Books
Japanese-American Relations
In her new book "Welcoming the West: Japan’s Grand Resort Hotels," architect Andrea P. Leers surveys six of of these projects through drawings, photographs, and text. Read more
