Portland, Oregon, has plans to reshape Governor Tom McCall Waterfront park through a design competition. Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) is setting out to improve the park’s amenities, access, and ...
Every architect and interior designer knows the silent frustration of the final walkthrough. You’ve meticulously curated a space, only to realize the “satin bronze” door lever doesn’t quite match the ...
On January 22, 2026, at the National Urban League’s Demand Diversity Roundtable research was shared that Americans overwhelmingly support diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). When asked if they ...
The old Pfizer World Headquarters building in Midtown on East 42nd Street was evacuated this morning as construction was underway over concerns of a potential collapse. Workers were evacuated after ...
The Bliss House, an oceanfront home completed in 1979 and designed by late modernist architect Norman Jaffe in Southampton, New York, has been demolished. The Bliss House was known as a work of ...
The Great American State Fair is open through July 10. (Patrick B. Ruddy for the White House/Flickr) While plans for a state fair appear innocuous—how controversial can cows and cotton candy be?—as ...
A table built out of pink Cantera stone takes cues from Brutalist architecture and housing blocks in the Rockaways. (Timothy Schenck/Courtesy Public Art Fund) Each of the six designers—Moko Fukuyama, ...
A federal judge temporarily voided the Trump administration’s definition of “professional degree,” posited by the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA).
At what point does the expansion of a museum become “inevitable?” For a 222-year-old American history museum like the New-York Historical Society, now rebranded as the New York Historical (NYH), ...
The Glass City Riverwalk is a multi-year urban design project, led by Metroparks Toledo, a regional parks agency. It hugs the east and west banks of the Maumee River, and connects with downtown Toledo ...
A study found that architecture firms that conformed with the outward-facing structures of exemplar firms faced a reduced likelihood of failure. (© David Goodman) We architects like to imagine ...
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