Orff’s New York practice SCAPE develops broad-based coalitions that can advocate for the firm’s projects.
The quintessential woodsy getaway has become a cultural and architectural obsession of late—here’s why.
A new exhibition at Yale School of Architecture distills social values from Israel’s early Modernist Architecture.
Hundreds of LED nodes were used to power Electric Waterfall, a lighting installation that activated the drab facade of a local eyesore.
By considering the city’s unbuilt skyline, a new exhibition at the Queens Museum compels viewers to consider its future.
“The Japanese Photobook” obsessively documents the mediatic techniques that captured life in the island nation over the last 100 years.
Metropolis talked to Harvard GSD Professor Jesse M. Keenan on “Blue Dunes: Climate Change By Design,” a book he co-edited with Claire Weisz of WXY Architecture.
The Neue Galerie’s “Wiener Werkstätte 1903–1932: The Luxury of Beauty” opens October 26.
The designers behind Plus Pool are looking to win people over. This new short film may just help.
The FBI kept tabs on architect Gregory Ain, whose housing designs for Southern California were ahead of their time.
The new Perkins + Will-designed Albion District Library humbly responds to its challenging suburban context, putting accessibility and community-building first.
Van Alen Institute today released “Justice in Design,” a report that examines how re-designing our jails could bring dignity and opportunity into the criminal justice system.
Farmhouse, a new profit-generating event space designed by Oregon-born environmental architect Thomas Kosbau, highlights the mainstreaming of sustainability.
The student-designed desert shelters at Taliesin West, which began in 1938 with John Lautner’s lean-to and continue today, provide a window into architecture’s evolving relationship with the natural environment.
David Romero, who cites Wright as a “hero,” is motivated by a desire to preserve, as objectively as possible, the 20th century architectural giant’s prolific body of work.
