Finding Purpose in the Quotidian Relics of "Postmodernization"
A new book from the Canadian Centre for Architecture gathers the "obsolete artifacts" often overlooked by Postmodernism's historians.
With the Reissue of Reyner Banham's Classic, Tracing the Megastructural Moment
The recent reissue of Banham's Megastructure helps mine the typology's precedents and points toward the ambitious movement's contemporary heirs.
Dear White Architects, Be B.R.A.V.E., Not Sad. Love, NOMA
The National Organization of Minority Architects says to end racial violence, architects must first ban the biases within the industry.
Moxon Architects Updates a Civic Building in Scotland with a Bold, Steel-Clad Addition
The expanded 1853 town hall in Fraserburgh, Scotland, now features sandstone, granite—and Corten steel.
