JG Neukomm Architecture designed The Suffolk’s resident lounge for active day and night use. It has a loungy side, pictured above, and a more upright side with two library tables. (William Laird) ...

In a recent article in The New York Times, Anna Kodé lamented the blandness of multifamily architecture in the U.S. and posited several theories for this disappointment. The root cause of the banality ...

What makes the Pearling Path most exciting is its use of existing city fabric and strategic piecemeal development. (Iwan Baan) An aerial view of the historic area of Muharraq, with contemporary ...

Baltimore’s iconic but largely vacant festival market, Harborplace, will be replaced with a $500 million development consisting of two residential towers, offices, shops, restaurants, and expanded ...

In his 1978 opus Delirious New York: A Retroactive Manifesto for Manhattan Rem Koolhaas wrote New York City’s architecture emerges from a “Culture of Congestion.” Density, and the paradoxical effort ...

After a subdued pandemic iteration, the International Architecture Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia returns with a strong 18th version curated by Lesley Lokko, the Ghanaian Scottish architectural ...

Johns Hopkins University president Ron Daniels admits that creating a new model for interdisciplinary education wasn’t necessarily his first priority when Hopkins announced plans in 2019 to acquire ...

For the largest outpost of the acclaimed Taiwanese restaurant Din Tai Fung, Rockwell Group differentiated the new New York eatery in dramatic fashion. The interior is aptly informed by the ...

AI-generated renderings show skyscrapers, solar fields, water desalination plants, a new high speed rail corridor, and oil rigs off of Gaza’s shoreline. (Courtesy Israel PMO) UN officials issued a ...

We live in San Francisco, a city once known for its counterculture, labor unions, hippie communes, and offering of sanctuary to those that felt like outcasts. But decades of cultural consolidation ...