Touchwood Chairs by Lars Beller Fjetland. (Courtesy Lars Beller Fjetland) When the words “Scandinavian Design” come up, most people quickly think about Fin
Brooklyn Botanic Garden opens new Flatbush entrance and childrenns garden by ARO and Michael van Valkenburgh. - Short, direct, and lively, The Architect's Newspaper is the essential read in the field.
City officials at the High Bridge ribbon cutting. (NYC Parks Department) After 45 years, New York City’s oldest standing bridge has been returned to its fo
"The Late Collection," now on display at #Houston's Menil Collection, pays homage to Barnett Newman, an artist who came to define the spiritual aspirations of American painting in the mid-20th century.
The recent earthquake in the Kathmandu Valley has spotlighted Nepal's need for better building regulations. - Short, direct, and lively, The Architect's Newspaper is the essential read in the field.
Tod Williams and Billie Tsien respond to the potential replacement of The Mattin Center. - Short, direct, and lively, The Architect's Newspaper is the essential read in the field.
The Historic Fourth Ward Park located on the Atlanta BeltLine (Courtesy Atlanta BeltLine Inc.) The City of Atlanta has announced a competition for the desi
Plans for Cleveland's first parklet. (Historic Gateway Neighborhood Corp.) Parklets are coming to Cleveland. The urban planning tool remaking urban streets
(Courtesy The Center for Genomic Gastronomy) How do you coax city slickers to really take notice of air pollution? Start selling meringues, of course. At t
Tadao Ando and Gabellini Sheppard team up on the Pritzker-winner's first New York City building. - Short, direct, and lively, The Architect's Newspaper is the essential read in the field.
(Ali Wade / Flickr) One of Los Angeles' most influential architects, Jon Jerde, who recently passed away, was known for the ebullience and animation of his
(Courtesy DBOX/BIG) In late 2005, Norman Foster unveiled his design for Two World Trade Center—an 88-story tower capped in four diamonds to direct the eye
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden to close during major overhaul by Snow Kreilich Architects and landscape architects Oslund & Associates. - Short, direct, and lively, The Architect's Newspaper is the essential read in the field.
Hinges, rollers, and locksets are the unheralded—and often hidden—components of a door’s design. Here’s a sampling of what’s new in functional hardware.
(Courtesy Häfele) Hinges, rollers, and locksets are the unheralded—and often hidden—components of a door’s design. Here’s a sampling of what’s new in funct
(Courtesy Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum) An unmissable flower-power medallion on a gold chain now fronts the otherwise plain-though-historic facade of...
Esfera City Center. (Courtesy Zaha Hadid Architects) In mid-May, AN wrote about Zaha Hadid's first project in Mexico—a sprawling, 981-unit housing complex
Perkins Eastman designs a city on the former site of an Atlanta car factory. - Short, direct, and lively, The Architect's Newspaper is the essential read in the field.
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