Celebrating A Rugged Vision Of Landscape Architecture
“The Landscape Architecture of Lawrence Halprin,” an exhibition in Washington commemorating Mr. Halprin’s centennial that runs through April 16.
Lella Vignelli
In honor of Lella Vignelli’s life a repost of Michael Bierut’s 2010 essay celebrating her amazing spirit.
The Best Architecture in New York of 2016
Michael Kimmelman explores New York’s best architecture of the year.
Year in review 2016: making architecture great again
The best and worst of a weighty year for design.
Best of Year 2016
Best of 2016 This year was definitely the worst of times. But resistance to the tail end of the hegemonic order may eventually result in beauty. Just hope we live
Opinion: US Architects Should Use Speculative Design To Remain Hopeful
US architects disillusioned by the AIA’s post-election sentiment should use critical speculation to help reimagine the country’s built environment and remain hopeful, suggests Mimi Zeiger.
SF, Benioffs announce $30 million plan to fight family homelessness
Within three years the city will eradicate the problem of family homelessness, housing 800 families and creating a no-wait system of support for those who might face the streets in
A tour through dark chapters of American history hits close to home at site of California internment camp
The National Park Service, race and American history.
Oliver Wainwright’s top 10 buildings of 2016
A billion-dollar beanpole, a social housing revolution, a powerful memorial in Norway and the Tate’s wondrous watchtower … the critic picks his 2016 architecture highlights.
The Unsettling Implications of the American Institute of Architects’ Memo Supporting Trump
Resistance continues.
At USC’s ‘Homeless Studio’, Students Work Towards Real Solutions to the City’s Homeless Crisis
Kudos to USC and David and Mary Martin.
Diana Balmori, a Creative Force, Passes Away
A memorial for her will be held in New York City in January 2017.
The Design Industry’s New Reality Under Trump: Fear And Isolationism
Design agencies are globalists. The Western world is increasingly isolationist. How will that tension play out?
An Incredible Journey into the New York City that Never Was
An article about Sam Lubell’s latest book.
Zaha Hadid Architects and Patrik Schumacher openly feud over public housing and privatizing public space
An open letter from Zaha Hadid Architects.