Architects
New Study Offers Clues to Dominance of Curve-Filled Museum Designs
Architects are more likely than non-experts to deem curvilinear spaces beautiful, but less likely to enter curved over straight-edged rooms
‘House of Tomorrow,’ Futuristic Marvel From the 1933 World’s Fair, Is Available to Lease
Tenants will be expected to take on between $2.5 and 3 million in renovations of the historic property
Seoul Will Welcome a Robot Science Museum Constructed by Robots
Robots and drones will be involved in all aspects of the project, including design, manufacture and assembly
Architect Annabelle Selldorf Will Design New Interpretation Center for China’s Forbidden City
The restored Qianlong Garden complex, a sprawling oasis of four courtyards and 27 pavilions, is set to open to the public for the first time in 2020
Five Events to Watch For as Germany Celebrates 100 Years of the Bauhaus Movement
Bauhaus 100 looks back—and forward—to the movement that united formal art and craftsmanship in functional, streamlined designs
21 Years After Fire, Shroud of Turin Chapel Restored to Former Glory
The space, originally designed by priest and mathematician Guarino Guarini, includes a spectacular and intricate wood and marble dome
Glasgow School of Art Will Be Rebuilt, But Construction Could Last Up to a Decade
In June, an inferno blazed through the Scottish school's historic Mackintosh Building, which was under renovation following a 2014 fire
24,000 Documents Detailing Life of Landscape Architect Frederick Law Olmsted Now Available Online
Collection includes journals, personal correspondence detailing development of Biltmore estate, U.S. Capitol grounds and the Chicago World's Fair
This Innovative Memorial Will Soon Honor Native American Veterans
The National Museum of the American Indian has reached a final decision on which design to implement
Take a 3D Tour Through Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West
New state-of-the-art scans allow virtual visits to the architect's winter home and gives conservators detailed blueprints
Netherlands Will Welcome Its First Community of 3D-Printed Homes
Five concrete houses designed to look like “erratic blocks in a green landscape" will populate Eindhoven community
Seven Planned Utopian Towns That You Can Visit Today
These utopic cities—some working, some not—can still be visited today
Just Like Faces, Buildings Have Features That Algorithms Can Recognize
An art historian explains how he uses 'facial recognition' to unlock architectural secrets
The African American History and Culture Museum Wins Gold for Going Green
How the Smithsonian’s newest museum set the bar for sustainability in architecture
The Man Who Saved Havana
As its greatest old buildings were falling down, a fearless historian named Eusebio Leal remade the city into a stunning world destination
These Contest-Winning 'Fairy Tales' Might Be Bleak, But They Are Topical
Blank Space's fifth-annual competition plays with everything from fake news to gravity
These Unique Buildings in India Just Won the Biggest Award in Architecture
The 90-year-old is the first Indian architect to win the Pritzker Prize
To Keep Up With Its Growth, Singapore Has a Grand Plan To Expand Underground
The densely populated city-state is becoming a global leader in the underground urbanism movement
Hirshhorn's Redesigned Lobby Sheds New Light on a Classic Washington D.C. Building
The Japanese photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto, known for his pensive images, is taking on the role of architect and designer
Artist Coats Olympic Pavilion With the Blackest Black Pigment
The pavilion is also studded with thousands of light rods to resemble the twinkling night sky
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