Malkit Shoshan on the Architecture of Diplomacy
The Israeli-born Brooklynite designed the Dutch Pavilion as a means towards resolution in places...
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Don’t Call Kram/Weisshaar Futuristic
The duo may be ahead of most of us, but for them, technologically-advanced design is all in a day's
Alejandro Aravena
How the Pritzker Prize–Winning architect is changing the world with beautiful, practical...
Neri Oxman Is Redesigning the Natural World
From 3-D printing exoskeletons to creating biodegradable architecture, the MIT Media Lab professor...
How the Mansion From “The Big Lebowski” Wound Up in LACMA’s Collection
Thanks to owner James Goldstein, a Los Angeles personality known for his eccentric style and...
Craig Dykers’s SFMOMA is Built for Tomorrow
Snøhetta's new home for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art hopes to change everything from how
César Pelli, 1926-2019
The Argentine architect, who has passed away at 92, elevated even the most basic projects.
How Leslie Koch Transformed Governors Island
After 10 years leading the island’s development, Koch prepares her final contribution to the...
Speed Art Museum’s Overhaul
The continuously evolving Louisville museum gets a new look.
Odile Decq Breaks the Rules
The edgy French architect has become an advocate for women in the field and the next generation of...
The Harbin Opera House Brings Nature Indoors
Step Inside the Modern-day Icon by Ma Yansong.
Legends: Zaha Hadid
Remembering one of architecture's greatest talents.
A Monograph of Selldorf Architects
A new Phaidon monograph explores the work of Selldorf architects through photographs captured by...
Large and In Charge
Richard Friedman goes big with a tasteful new building in Boston's Back Bay.
Larry Silverstein Writes His Own History
How the New York City developer is collaborating with leading artists and architects to rebuild the
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