Partners
Since their first project at RISD Byron Kuth and Liz Ranieri have grown together – both professionally and personally.
A Traveler’s Perspective on Housing Affordability
David Baker reflects on his travels and the housing crisis.
Paul Rudolph at 100: The Mischief Maker in a New Light
He was one of the most acclaimed — and confounding — architects of the 1960s; then his reputation tanked. But Rudolph’s concrete and Plexiglas buildings are winning new love.
Where Are All the Female Architects?
Nearly half of architecture students are women. Why are so few sticking with the industry after graduation?
Vik Muniz: My advice to fellow artists in the face of grim political times
Brazil’s cultural sector must respond to hard-right politics by reconnecting with the wider community.
Philip Johnson, The Man Who Made Architecture Amoral
How a giant of twentieth-century architecture escaped—and enacted—his far-right past.
To Celebrate His Centenary, A 1988 Interview with Paul Rudolph on His Most Controversial Project
Art & Architecture building at Yale University (now called Rudolph Hall).
In Miami, Embracing the Bold and Brilliant in Architecture
Our prolific pal Sam Lubell checks into Miami!
Sarasota Modern: Paul Rudolph and beyond
Modernism celebrations and conferences are becoming more numerous. After such an event gains a certain amount of local awareness, the challenge for organizers is to make it continue to appeal