A Critic's NotebookThe Ultimate Dumpster Diver: Jan Jongert’s Superuse StudiosThe global firm excels at "reusing the remains of the past to create a more open and joyous future," Aaron Betsky writes.7 MIN READ
A Critic's NotebookMiesian Ghosting: Jan de Vylder and Inge Vinck Practice a Radical Form of Reuse6 MIN READ
A Critic's NotebookArchitecture as Activation: 51N4E Has Developed Different Ways of Working7 MIN READ
Press ReleaseNew Agreement Bolsters International Practice Opportunities for US and UK Architects2 MIN READ
Resume BoosterNCARB Announces Architectural Licensing Agreement with Australia and New Zealand1 MIN READ
AIA Firm SurveyHere Are Five Key Metrics from the 2014 AIA Firm Survey Report, With Interactive Charts2 MIN READ
AIANowAcross the Institute: In New Orleans, Washington, D.C., Houston, Boston, Salvador da Bahia, San Francisco3 MIN READ
The Architecture SlowdownArchitecture’s Downturn Deepens as Firms Lose Confidence in What Comes Next5 MIN READ
From Citrus Empire to CIty LivingThe Brutalist Office Building Los Angeles Wants to Turn Into Housing7 MIN READ
How Do You Reinvent a Landmark Without Anyone Noticing?Ravinia Changed Almost Everything. The Trick Was Making It Feel Like Nothing Changed.9 MIN READ