Review

Manifesta 12 Uses Art and Architecture to Make Powerful Social Commentary

Disappear Here RIBA

Sam Jacob Puts Perspective in Perspective at London’s RIBA

MAIO Home (Act I)

Arguing With Alexa at MAIO's Smart Home Installation in London

High Tech architecture

Revisiting the True Meaning of "High Tech" Architecture

Venice Architecture Biennale

“Freespace” Shows That Architects Must Retool Their Relationship to Power—and to the Biennale

Night Fever Disco Vitra

The Designers Who Made Disco

Junya Ishigami Fondation Cartier exhibition

Fondation Cartier Exhibition Invites You Into the Whimsical World of Architect Junya Ishigami

Postmodern architecture

Three New Books Reveal Why Postmodernism is Back

No-Thing: An Exploration Into Aporetic Architectural Furniture

This Architect-Designed Furniture Is More Conceptual Than Conventional

The Devil Went Down to Georgian: An Artist Investigates Britain’s 300-Year Architectural Infatuation

The Arsenal of Exclusion & Inclusion

The City is a Weapon: How Design Controls and Monitors Public Space

Women in Architecture AA XX 100

After #MeToo, the AA’s Celebration of Women in Architecture Is More Necessary Than Ever

Lewis Center for the Arts

At Princeton, Steven Holl Juggles Well-Tested Formulas and Experimentation

Apple Store Chicago

Does Apple's New Chicago Store Have Something to Say About the Future of Cities?

Material Experimentation Drives This Year's Design Biennial Boston

Frank Lloyd Wright Guggenheim book

How Abstract Art Influenced Frank Lloyd Wright's Architecture at the Guggenheim

How the 1980 Venice Architecture Biennale Jumpstarted Postmodernism

5x5: Participatory Provocations exhibition

"5x5" Exhibition Proves Architects Can Still Tackle Thorny Political Issues

At BIO 25, Design Mends Political and Cultural Divisions

Flora-Themed Exhibition Brightens up the Schindler House's Sober Modernism