Stonewall’s Long-Awaited Visitor Center Debuts During Pride Month
Eight years after former President Barack Obama declared the Stonewall Inn a National Monument, the
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Designer of the Day: Artur Sharf
More than a decade after founding YoDezeen in his home country of Ukraine, Artur Sharf has created...
Designer of the Day: Alda Ly
Inspired by her cabinetmaker father to pursue architecture, the New Zealand–born Alda Ly has...
Minsuk Cho’s Serpentine Pavilion Recreates Korean Courtyards
The pavilion, which recently opened at London’s Kensington Gardens, is an immersive installation...
The Grand Palais Restoration Races Toward the Olympics
There’s no shortage of sensationalized projects nearing their do-or-die completion date as the...
Easy-to-Assemble Frank Lloyd Wright Homes Are Here—Sort Of
A Seattle-based company is selling $300,000 kits to build low-slung structures inspired by the...
The Brick House, Philip Johnson’s Louche Private Lair, Finally Opens
After decades of being closed to the public, the Glass House’s brick counterpart opens its doors...
Eero Saarinen’s Only Tower Enters a New Era
The Finnish architect envisioned Black Rock, the Midtown office tower that long housed the...
Designer of the Day: Amos Goldreich
Amos Goldreich has dedicated his architecture career to building socially minded spaces that enrich
Jeanne Gang Makes a Case for Architectural Grafting
The award-winning architect has dedicated decades of her firm’s work toward adaptive reuse, which
Are Saudi Arabia’s Oil Riches Enough to Realize Neom?
As more over-the-top giga-projects are planned for the futuristic Saudi Arabian city-state,...
Álvaro Siza’s Career Comes Alive in Porto
The Pritzker Prize laureate reveals an extension to his Museu Serralves that houses a vast trove of
A Staple of Modern Architecture’s Fitting New Home
After decades of ups and downs, the Aluminaire House has permanently relocated to Palm Springs,...
What Can Architects Learn From Tropical Modernism?
The good, the bad, and the ugly of Tropical Modernism comes into view in a new exhibition at the...
Riken Yamamoto, Architect of Collectivism, Wins the Pritzker
Architecture’s highest honor goes to the Japanese designer whose transparent buildings remind us...
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