The Constellation of Frank Stella
The artist’s Minimalist abstractions helped change the direction of painting at the start of his career. Now at the end of it, the 83-year-old artist looks back to his beginnings.
A Panorama of Design
Ot/tra, our pals Adam and Sofia Zimmerman furniture offshoot is featured at the end of this article.
How Architecture Firms Are Responding to COVID-19
Our pal Liz Ranieri responds to Architect’s questions about the Covid 19 virus.
Olympic Games—The Design Documents Over a Century of Olympic Visual Identities
New book shows how Olympic design encapsulates global politics and culture; in doing so, it serves as a de facto history of 20th-century graphic design.
Russia and America cross-pollinate at the Canadian Centre for Architecture
Building a New New World, Americanizm in Russian Architecture runs through April 5.
Edwina Benner Plaza / David Baker Architects
Another great project from our pals at David Baker Architects.
As Gottfried Böhm Turns 100, an Exhibition Foregrounds His Concrete Religious Architecture
Concrete faith.
Irish women win Pritzker prize, architecture’s highest honour
Well deserved award for Grafton Architects. They are the fourth and fifth women to win the prize in its 41-year history.
Paraguay’s Response to Modernist Architecture? Clay, Mud and Timber
A new generation of builders is devising daring structures that celebrate natural materials, push for eco-consciousness — and argue for a more democratic future.
Studio O+A Gives a 21st-Century Update to Oakland’s Breuner Building Lobby
New life in the Breuner Building.
A Movement in Miniature
Small design-build projects in communities around the globe offer an alternative to the profession’s focus on the big and profitable.
