A Tilted Music Academy in Italy Responds to Its Geographic and Seismic Contexts
Nestled within a bowl of hills and agricultural fields, the Camerino Academy of Music replaces an earlier building destroyed by an earthquake.
Nestled within a bowl of hills and agricultural fields, the Camerino Academy of Music replaces an earlier building destroyed by an earthquake.
Activist and architectural designer Wandile Mthiyane examines the twin legacies of American redlining and Apartheid.
The Texas Art Deco gem was fastidiously restored by Gensler, which preserved ample Lone Star symbolism and winks from the original architect.
At ANOHA, the new permanent children’s installation designed by Olson Kundig, a 1960s flower market shelters an ark where 150 animal sculptures roam.
The complex has recently been completed after Ankara-based architecture firm Uygur Mimarlık was selected to design the government-funded project in 1992.
The Helsinki studio JKMM—no stranger to library design—conceived Fyyri, an airy, cool building that does more than a traditional library.
Eddie Blake and Gian Luca Amadei question how architecture can help us contemplate loss and memory in the age of COVID-19.
A steel-armored set of glistening pavilions combines to form a unified museum for the nation’s oldest military branch.
Designed by Steven Holl Architects, the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building completes a decade-long campus redevelopment project.
Designed by Denizen Works, Genesis is intended to connect to a new generation of Londoners.
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen will put 151,000 works—its entire collection—on public display in a new salad bowl–like structure.
The slew of recent projects emphasize color’s capacity to bring joy to the public sphere. Just don’t call it a movement.
The British-Ghanian architect is well known for projects around the world including the National Museum of African American History in Washington, D.C.
The attraction-filled art complex debuts in Las Vegas today, and with a keen eye for combining the over-the-top and the everyday, it fits right into recent changes in the cultural economy.
Shofuso and Modernism: Mid-Century Collaboration Between Japan and Philadelphia explores the artistic interconnections between Antonin and Noémi Raymond, George Nakashima, and Junzo Yoshimura.
Munich firm Burger Rudacs designed the two faces of the new John Cranko School to interface with the city in contrasting ways.
New York designers Nancy Hou and Josh de Sousa create public art installations driven by practicability, adaptability, and a keen awareness of what delights.
ATELIER BRÜCKNER has crafted an exacting and celestial exhibition space for the legacy watch brand.
Delayed by more than a year and a half due to foundation challenges and COVID-19, Oslo’s new waterfront library opens its doors.
At the city's newest museum—next in our series on lighting schemes around the world—LTL Architects and Lumen Architecture use LEDs to heighten the atmosphere of a sensitive adaptive reuse project.