March 2020 Table of Contents

This year's jurors honored six projects that exemplify progress by using design to draw connections between individual users and the communities around them. Read more

This P/A Award-winning, New York City museum addition takes cues from nature to create a space where visitors can learn together about the evolution of their physical environment. Read more

An interdisciplinary team of landscape architects, architects, planners, and others created this P/A Award-winning plan to green urban connections in St. Louis, and make the city more accessible to all through design. Read more

This collection of guesthouses in a disused apple orchard in Livingston, N.Y., which caught the eye of the 2020 P/A Awards jury. Read more

This P/A Award-winning addition greatly expands an Orlando museum with sustainable goals in mind. Read more

This P/A Award-winning cohousing community in Malden, Mass., used a collaborative design process to address the specific needs of the 30 families that live there. Read more

This P/A Award-winning zoo in Alberta, Canada, draws visual, topographic, and emotional connections between its human visitors and animal inhabitants. Read more

A forgotten campus by the Chicago architect may get revamped. Read more

What led to the planned closing of an institution central to Frank Lloyd Wright's legacy, and what will be lost as a result. Read more

The Chicago-based founders of this firm like that they can "casually insert [their] name into informal conversation at parties." Read more

Designers offer advice on how to discuss disabilities with management. Read more

The co-founder of Columbus, Ohio–based Moody Nolan reflects on the challenge of surviving in an industry that was less than welcoming. Read more

From a soaking tub to wall tiles, these concrete offerings are sure to infuse serenity in any space. Read more

This flexible family retreat in the south of France is set into its hillside site and can accommodate between five and 22 people. Read more

Architecture needs to focus on social responsibility, not just design excellence. Read more

Akin to the growth that executive-level staff saw at larger firms. Read more

Two rehabilitation projects by women-led firms are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible for legacy spaces. Read more

Architects are preparing for a wave of restoration and rehabilitation work, spurred by aging building stock and an increased focus on sustainability. Read more

Women have a vital role to play in shaping architecture's future. Read more

Redlining got a lot of air time in the Nevada Democratic presidential debate. The discriminatory practice could be making a comeback. Read more

The organization named eight individuals or firms from North America as the winners. Read more

The annual award is given to an "architectural designer who, through their work and commitment to design excellence, has raised the profile of women in architecture." Read more

Plus, the 2020 cohort of MITdesignX, a startup for remodelers and homeowners, and more design-tech news this week. Read more