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Editorial > It’s The Client, Stupid

Sam Lubell asks architects to widen their focus, not fight over style.  
external linkhttp://archpaper.com/news/articles.…
 

Crit > Princeton Train Station

Rick Joy's design for a commuter rail station in Princeton is endowed with civic importance and a sense of grace.
external linkhttp://archpaper.com/news/articles.…
 

The Art Of Design: Q+A With MoMA’s Paola Antonelli

Undeniably one of the most important people in design today, Paola Antonelli is MoMA’s (Museum of Modern Art) senior curator in the Department of Architecture and Design.
external linkhttp://australiandesignreview.com/f…
 

Exhibition on “The Russian Bauhaus” Illustates the Birth of Modernism

By the 1920s, airplane travel had made art and architecture a global profession, at least in the dissemination and cross-contamination of ideas. All over the globe, colonialism and otherwise globalized commissions were spreading modernism and other sociopolitical systems around the world. These intellectual histories make for fascinating tales that reveal a secondary history behind some of our favorite designers and design icons.
external linkhttp://architizer.com/blog/vkhutema…
 

Pierre Paulin: Beyond Pop

A revival of interest in the iconic 1960s and ’70s work of the French designer has revealed an artist whose career was more varied and extensive than most realize.
external linkhttp://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/…
 

James Beard Foundation Announces Six Nominees in Restaurant Design

The awards for Restaurant Design, which were added to the JBF Awards in 1994, recognize aesthetic contributions to the culinary industry by architects and designers in North America.
external linkhttp://architectmagazine.com/design…
 

Nueva School In California Explores Architecture’s Role In Learning

San Francisco-based Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects designed the Nueva School in San Mateo in a way which offers an "ecology of learning" and addresses the issue of architecture's role in learning.
external linkhttp://inhabitat.com/nueva-school-i…
 

Frei Otto’s Lightness Of Being

In recent years, the announcement of the Pritzker Prize has fueled as much debate about the prize itself and about the state of the architecture profession as it has about the merits of the winners. This year was no exception.
external linkhttp://landscapearchitecturemagazin…
 

Age of the Modern Home

New England’s modern house museums experience a surge of interest.
external linkhttp://artnewengland.com/ed_picks/a…
 

To What Will Pullman Be a Monument?

Columnist Aaron Betsky reacts to the recent designation of Pullman, Ill., as a national landmark.
external linkhttp://architectmagazine.com/design…
 

Peter Zumthor’s Plan For LACMA Undergoes Makeover

Swiss architect Peter Zumthor's lastest design for a new Los Angeles County Museum of Art is less curvy and incorporates double-height galleries that will extend beyond the roofline.
external linkhttp://latimes.com/entertainment/ar…
 

A Rare Interview With Graphic Design Legend Massimo Vignelli

From 2006, the late designer shares the story behind his infamous New York subway map and why typographic elegance will prevail.    
external linkhttp://fastcodesign.com/3044133/a-r…
 

Empty gestures: Starchitecture’s Swan Song

Architecture must move on from pandering to preposterous concepts in an adolescent search for momentary excitement. But to do this will require a more critical perspective from architectural academe and the media.
external linkhttp://architectural-review.com/ess…
 

25 Ideas Shaping The Future Of Design

What the landscape of design will look like in 2020, according to the most innovative designers of 2015.  
external linkhttp://fastcodesign.com/3043624/25-…
 

Bolling Building An Architectural Gem In Roxbury

The Ferdinand building in Dudley Square, built in 1901, has been restored as part of new Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building in Roxbury.
external linkhttps://bostonglobe.com/arts/2015/0…
 

The iF Design Award Honors The Top 10 Interior Architecture Projects Of 2015


external linkhttp://designboom.com/architecture/…
 

What Does It Take for an Architect to Disown a Project?


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Aging Gracefully: How Midcentury Modern Classics Adapted

In the years after World War II, when suburban towns were still "the country," this unassuming village an hour north of Manhattan became an epicenter of modernist architecture, and a birthplace of then-radical concepts like family rooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and open-plan living.
external linkhttp://nwitimes.com/lifestyles/home…
 

David Chipperfield Named as Architect to Redesign Metropolitan Museum’s Modern and Contemporary Art Wing and Adjacent Areas

Project is first phase of long-term plan to sustain and enhance the museum for the future.
external linkhttp://metmuseum.org/about-the-muse…
 

David Chipperfield Architects Kunsthaus Zurich Design Gets The Go-Ahead

Due to open in 2017, the construction for David Chipperfield‘s design for the extension at the Kunsthaus in Zurich is underway.
external linkhttp://designboom.com/architecture/…
 

Rem Koolhaas: “There’s Been Very Little Rethinking Of What Cities Can Be”

The Pritzker prize-winning architect dishes on cities, what architecture and film have in common, and the idiocy of design competitions.  
external linkhttp://fastcodesign.com/3044008/rem…
 

In Japan, a Farmhouse Becomes a Journalist’s Elegy

A film about place and memory, a farmhouse in Japan, and the lives of the people who called it home.
external linkhttp://nytimes.com/2015/03/19/trave…
 

The American Institute Of Architects’ Outreach Campaign Is Doomed To Fail

"As well-intended as it is, the AIA’s I Look Upcampaign is, like Modernist architecture, doomed to failure."
external linkhttp://forbes.com/sites/justinshubo…
 

Last-ditch bid launched to save Robin Hood Gardens from demolition

A high-profile campaign to save the Brutalist Robin Hood Gardens housing estate in London has been revived.
external linkhttp://dezeen.com/2015/03/17/robin-…
 

The Future Was Latin America

Note Barry Bergoll's comment, "At that time, there was a very close relationship between the exhibition policies of MoMA and, through Rockefeller, the politics of the Office of Inter-American Affairs."
external linkhttp://metropolismag.com/March-2015…
 

A New Life for Dead Malls

Developers have had to to get creative when it comes to salvaging America's failing shopping centers, turning them into hospitals, churches, and even parks.
external linkhttp://theatlantic.com/business/arc…