Architects
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
New Website Explores the Women in Architecture Your History Books Didn't Teach You About
'Pioneering Women of American Architecture' features in-depth profiles of unsung architects who made significant contributions to the field
Three Architecture Projects That Will Build Community and Address Inequality This Year
These projects set to be completed this year are geared toward strengthening communities that have been left out of the economic recovery
People Are Lying on the Floor To See this Dazzling Ceiling Puzzle
The work pays homage to the vaulted domes, ornate Italianate arches and Art Deco geometric forms of nine of the nation's historic ceilings
The Deadly Secret Kept From the Titanic's Passengers
The Titanic was specifically constructed to survive a high-impact collision like the one that sunk her
Every Modern Architecture Lover Should Take This Three-Day Road Trip
In Connecticut, works by some of the most notable architects of the 20th century are hiding in plain sight. Take the wheel for this sightseeing tour
How a Controversial European Architect Shaped New York
Le Corbusier's ideas arguably helped shape the city more than his own designs
New Exhibit Imagines the Buildings New York Could've Had
From a gigantic airport, to an urbanized Ellis Island, the show reveals the many fascinating ideas for New York City that never made it off the page
In This Quiet Space for Contemplation, a Fountain Rains Down Calming Waters
One year after the Nation’s first black president rang in the opening of the African American History Museum, visitors reflect on its impact
Five Architects on the One Building They Wish Had Been Preserved
From an elegant solution to urban density to a magnificent financial hub
This Man Is the Father of Modern American Suburbia
By 1951, two thirds of Americans lived in urban areas. Enter William Levitt, who would utilize construction techniques he learned to build affordable homes
Frank Lloyd Wright Credited Japan for His All-American Aesthetic
The famed architect was inspired by drawings and works from the Asian nation
Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Buildings (and One Doghouse) Open for Rare Tours in Honor of the Architect's 150th Birthday
These new or normally unavailable tours and displays pay homage to an architecture legacy
Bjarke Ingels Makes the Impossible Concrete
The star architect is mapping out a new daring plan for the Smithsonian
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