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The Post-Car City
SHoP Wants to Turn Los Angeles Inside Out
A new Culver City development replaces the parking lot paradigm with plazas, bikeways, and public space—betting that the future of Los Angeles belongs to pedestrians, not automobiles.
6 MIN READ
Design Power Shift
Herman Miller Bets Its Future on Two of Design’s Quietest Visionaries
5 MIN READ
The AI Building Boom
The Next Battle Over AI Isn’t About Algorithms—It’s About Land
4 MIN READ
The Strip Mall Reckoning
Could America’s Ugliest Streets Solve the Housing Crisis?
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Why Iceland Thinks Hot Water Can Heal Society
Can a Hot Tub Save Democracy?
5 MIN READ
Venice Shockwave
Architecture Has Forgotten How to Build
6 MIN READ
Forgotten Masterpiece
The Most Extraordinary House in Cape Town Is the One Nobody Talks About
7 MIN READ
Diplomacy by Design
This U.S. Consulate Is a Climate Machine Disguised as a Maya-Inspired Fortress
4 MIN READ
The Anti-Minimalist Revolt
Why Everyone in Venice Was Talking About Dries van Noten’s Palace of Excess
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Material Revolution
What Happens When Concrete, Wood, and Metal Start Behaving Like Glass?
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Market Alarm
Architecture Firms Are Still Bleeding Work—and the Recovery Everyone Predicted Has Yet to Arrive
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Architecture’s Biggest Summer Stage
The Serpentine Pavilion Turns 25—and Mexico’s LANZA atelier Is Rewriting the Rules With a Wall
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The Revenge of the Arch
The Revenge of the Arch
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The End of the Concrete Tower
Architects Are Inventing a New Species of Building
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Retail Reinvented
Issey Miyake Just Turned a Landmark Manhattan Tower Into a Cultural Machine
5 MIN READ
The Data Center Wards
AI’s Infrastructure Frenzy Is Triggering a National Backlash
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Monumental Controversy
America’s Most Sacred Reflecting Pool Just Turned Blue—and Now a Legal Battle has Begun in Washington
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Industry Power Shift
This Acquisition Signals a New Era of Total-Environment Design
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Energy Revolution
Architecture’s Next Power Broker Isn’t a Developer—It’s the Grid
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Flyover Country, Rewritten
The Most Exciting Architecture in America Isn’t Happening in New York Anymore
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On The Move
They Built the Airport Terminal Somewhere Else — Then Drove It Across LAX
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Coastal Power Shift
The Last Great Florida Beach Club Just Became a Four Seasons Empire
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The Carbon Reckoning
Steel Is the Next Climate Crisis—And It’s Already Being Rewritten
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System Overload
This Museum Show Will Make You Question Whether You’re Still Human
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Federal Overhaul
The U.S. Government Is Getting a Full Design Makeover—And It Starts With 27,000 Websites
7 MIN READ
Design Frenzy
Why Everyone’s Suddenly Obsessed With This 18th-Century Cult
7 MIN READ
Civic Reset
London’s South Bank Gets a New Office—But It’s Really a Rebuild of Architectural Priorities
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The Hidden Economy of Building
Architecture’s Biggest Risk Isn’t Design—It’s the Supply Chain
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The Carbon Reckoning
Steel Is the Next Climate Crisis—And It’s Already Being Rewritten
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Ocean Rewired
OMA Breaks the Condo Wall in Miami Beach
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Industry Shockwave
One of Architecture’s Most Strategic Mergers Just Dropped
5 MIN READ
Eat. Look. Buy.
At Sotheby’s, Dinner Comes With a Price Tag
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Cities Are Breaking
The World’s Most Radical Ideas About Cities Are Landing in One Building
5 MIN READ
Invisible Infrastructure
The Most Important Buildings in America Aren’t Buildings
4 MIN READ
Housing Rewired
This Isn’t “Affordable Housing.” It’s a Climate Prototype
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Time, Designed
A Restaurant That Changes With the Sun
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Crowd Craze
Forget Masterpieces—Show Me Everything
7 MIN READ
Same Energy
Fins Are Architecture’s Instagram Filter
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Welcome to The Age of Service Architecture
Amenities Are Rewriting the Building
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The Building Was Never The Machine—The Walls Were
Forget Smart Buildings—Smart Walls Are Here
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The Museum is Broken
You Can’t Have It All: The Impossible Demands of the Modern Museum
9 MIN READ
This Building Doesn’t Just House You—It Sells to You
Brooklyn Gets a Pink Disruptor — and It’s Rewriting the Rules of Luxury Housing
5 MIN READ
This Building Was Never Meant To Last
The Government Building That Refuses to Be Disposable
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The End of More
Design Has a Hoarding Problem—and One of Its Biggest Names Is Calling It Out
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Washington Showdown
Trump Takes Aim at the Kennedy Center—Architects Launch Legal Revolt
6 MIN READ
They Said It Would Never Sell
The Notebook They Didn’t Want You to See
6 MIN READ
Monuments
Don’t Tear It Down. Tear It Apart
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Exhibition
The Design World Ignored Children—Until They Changed Everything
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Architecture Economy
The Architectural Economy Isn’t Recovering—It’s Hesitating
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Infrastructure
The Most Important Architecture in the City Is the Stuff Architects Don’t Design
7 MIN READ
Workplace
The AI Paradox: Gensler’s Global Survey Finds the Most Tech-Driven Workers Are Also the Most Human
5 MIN READ
Modernism
Everything You Know About Modern Architecture Is Probably Wrong
6 MIN READ
Design
Pritzker Prize 2026: Architecture’s Quietest Radical Takes the Crown
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History
The Women Who Wrote Architecture—And Were Written Out of Its History
6 MIN READ
Preservation
Is Louis Sullivan’s Rescued Masterpiece in Danger—Again?
4 MIN READ
Mind and Matter
Architecture’s First Material Is No Longer Concrete—It’s Data
5 MIN READ
Workplace
What If the Office Worked Like a Public Square?
3 MIN READ
Beyond Buildings
Interior Design Is Lying to You
7 MIN READ
Building Products
Architects Want a Bigger Seat at the Table—But Are Still Hesitant to Claim It
5 MIN READ
Opinion
Who Really Controls America’s Cultural Landmarks?
4 MIN READ
Awards
Design as Civic Power, Not Style: The 2026 National Design Awards Redefine What Excellence Means
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Exhibition
He Drew the World Back Into Being—Then Redrew It in His Own Image.
8 MIN READ
Women in Design and Architecture
When Drawing Refused to Behave
5 MIN READ
Economy
Small Firms Are Carrying Architecture—and Feeling the Squeeze
4 MIN READ
Mind over Matter
Architecture Has Blown the Carbon Budget
7 MIN READ
Exhibition
Bruce Goff Never Belonged to Modernism—And This Exhibition Proves Why
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Exhibition
Michael Sorkin Never Stopped Crossing Against the Light
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Exhibition
The House as Exhibition, the Landscape as Co-Author
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Symposium
Care Is the Missing Infrastructure
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Economic Trends
The Architecture Billings Index Sounds an Alarm
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Exhibitions
This Exhibition Changes How We Talk About Design
6 MIN READ
Emerging Voices
The Architectural League of New York Names Its 2026 Emerging Voices
6 MIN READ
Beyond Buildings
Surfboards, Solar Canopies, and a $100 Million Bet on Public Education
6 MIN READ
Mind over Matter
The City’s Dirtiest Secrets Are Becoming Its Best Public Spaces
4 MIN READ
Luxury Living
Miami Beach, Rewritten From the Inside Out
5 MIN READ
Beyond Building
The Death of the Stararchitect
6 MIN READ
Modernism
The House Modernism Tried to Forget
6 MIN READ
Beyond Buildings
Why Louis Kahn’s Most Powerful House Is Also One of His Smallest
8 MIN READ
Infrastructure
The Green Firehouse Is No Longer a Paradox
5 MIN READ
Bauhaus
The Bauhaus Had a Manifesto. It Never Had a Bathroom.
4 MIN READ
Mind and Matter
Architecture Is About to Grow a Nervous System
5 MIN READ
Preservation
Against the Cult of the New, John H. Beyer Dies at 92
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Econonomic Trends
Architecture’s Slump Won’t Break the Way Anyone Hoped
4 MIN READ
The Serpentine
The Serpentine Pavilion Turns 25—and Looks South
5 MIN READ
Economic Trends
The Building Boom That Never Came
6 MIN READ
Architecture 2030
Building Momentum: 5 Takeaways from COP30
4 MIN READ
Forecast
Is AI Rewriting the Value of Architecture? Gensler Thinks So
4 MIN READ
Mind and Matter
The Materials That Could End Concrete, Steel, and Plastic
5 MIN READ
Beyond Buildings
Is Meow Wolf Art—or Just America Entertaining Itself?
7 MIN READ
Beyond Buildings
When Architecture Starts Hallucinating
7 MIN READ
Prefab
Can You Mass-Produce Taste? Martha Stewart Thinks So
5 MIN READ
Preservation
A Googie Icon Was Supposed to Die. Instead, It Became a Chick-fil-A
7 MIN READ
Mind and Matter
Wood Is No Longer the Sustainable Default
5 MIN READ
Elevate 2025
Luxury Is No Longer About the Tower
12 MIN READ
Economic Trends
Architecture’s Long Slowdown Shows Few Signs of Breaking
3 MIN READ
Mind and Matter
Can a Video Game Teach Architects How Cities Really Grow?
7 MIN READ
Creative Cities
Dubai Design Week 2025 Shows What a City Built by Design Looks Like
12 MIN READ
AIA Education
Rewriting the Canon: Sarah Whiting’s AIA/ACSA Topaz Medallion Signals a New Era in Architectural Education
3 MIN READ
AIA Firm of Year
The Architecture of Advocacy: How Duvall Decker Redrew the Boundaries of Practice
4 MIN READ
Education
A Radical Pedagogue Takes the Helm
4 MIN READ

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