Moshe Safdie and the World: New York Retrospective Finds the Architect Adopting a Global Perspective
An ongoing retrospective at New York's National Gallery posits a new international focus for the architect's work.
Author: Robert Landon
Banking on Design: Palm Springs Launches Architecture and Design Center
The new institution is housed in E. Stewart Williams's iconic Santa Fe Savings & Loan building.
Buffalo Looks to Past Architectural Triumphs to Define Its Future
Architectural preservation is playing a key role in the city's renewal.
Discovering A High Modernist Gem at the Foot of Rio's Hills
Discovering a high modernist gem at the foot of Rio's hills.
"Nasher Xchange" Is an Urban Art Expedition Through Dallas
Reimagining Dallas through public art
Herzog and de Meuron Bring Back NYC Landmark Room
Park Avenue Armory gets new life, new sound
The Schindler House Was the Source Material for Californian Architecture
From utopian communal living to pioneering the modern American dwelling
Artist Installs Human Forms on Precarious Ledges Around the World
With "Event Horizon" Antony Gormley invites viewers to investigate their connections to the urban environment.
Pfifferling: The Deli-Cum-Restaurant Shaking Up Swiss Dining
Pfifferling deli, photo by Paul Clemence This summer I visited two design-obsessed friends in Basel, Switzerland. After a long morning weaving among the works of Herzog & de Meuron (the firm's hometown brims with their buildings), all I wanted was…
