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Lydia Kallipoliti’s latest book Histories of Ecological Design: An Unfinished Cyclopedia

Lydia Kallipoliti untangles the contemporary relationship between nature and culture in Histories of Ecological Design: An Unfinished Cyclopedia

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The National World War I Memorial by Joe Weishaar, Sabin Howard, and GWWO Architects opens in Washington, D.C.
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Porch Life

The September issue of The Architect’s Newspaper is out now

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Announcing the winners of AN’s 2024 Best of Products Awards

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Architect and educator Amelyn Ng draws cartoon for The Architect’s Newspaper’s July/August issue

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Catifa Carta: The sustainable chair of tomorrow by Arper and PaperShell

Wooden English Chair by Carl Hansen & Søn

Carl Hansen & Søn: Pushing the boundaries of woodwork

Zachary A. introduces Polli: An outdoor stool/side table modular system designed collaboratively with Karim Rashid.

Zachary A. introduces Polli: outdoor stool and side table modular system designed with Karim Rashid

Galerie56 presents Shades of Light in collaboration with Sarah Myerscough Gallery

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Columbia GSAPP promotes Marc Tsurumaki to the full-time architecture faculty

Westchester resident wins U.S. Energy Award for Ossining, New York home

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New SkyLite 20 XTRM Pro Window Film takes durability, energy efficiency, appearance and installation time savings to new heights

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Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope appoints Mark Adamson as chief executive officer

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The Architect’s Newspaper’s 12th annual Best of Design Awards is open for submissions

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Architecture
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Dr. Antony Wood to leave Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat after two decades of service

Minguell-McQuary designs Walnut Residence in Austin to stand out

AN editors round up fall 2024 academic lectures, exhibitions, and talks taking place at architecture schools across the country

Julie Mehretu’s stained glass artwork enhances Tod Williams Billie Tsien–designed Obama Presidential Center

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Steven Holl–designed Bellevue Arts Museum announces closure amid financial challenges

New York City School Construction Authority unveils 21 new artworks for public schools across the city

Architect and educator Amelyn Ng draws cartoon for The Architect’s Newspaper’s July/August issue

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Out of Architecture’s podcast Redlines shares stories of workplace abuse, burnout, and mental health struggles plaguing the design profession

Architects call on the Facility Guidelines Institute and AIA to recognize standardized healthcare design recommendations for abortion procedures

Luxury glazing challenged architects and fabricators to innovate. Are wealthy clients ready for the next trend?

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Sheds, Queues, and Thresholds

A carpark near Houston by EASTON COMBS takes on a second life

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One Place, Many Histories

Walker Warner puts some cultural specificity into Hawai‘i’s revived Kona Village

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Sanders Pace Architecture completes a pavilion for Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness Gateway Park, planned by PORT Urbanism

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Wallcoverings with standout patterns to set the tone of a design project

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Urbanism
4,000 people showed up outside Philadelphia City Hall to protest a new basketball arena by Gensler in Philadelphia’s Chinatown

Sixers scout sites in New Jersey for new stadium amid public outcries against Gensler’s 76 Place

New York planning officials are soliciting landscape architects to reimagine Park Avenue

James Cook types a bird’s-eye view of Lower Manhattan to celebrate New York City’s 400th birthday

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Drawings by Acciavatti on groundwater

A conversation with Anthony Acciavatti, who sees water rights and resource distribution coming to head beneath our feet

Related Companies shares more visuals of proposed Hudson Yards West development

New renderings unveiled for Michael van Valkenburgh’s Buffalo Bayou East in Houston

Transportation
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ZGF elevates air travel to new heights with a soaring mass timber addition to PDX

Bronx rezoning approval that stands to deliver 7,000 new homes and four commuter rail stations elicits mixed reviews

The long-awaited people mover will open at LAX in January 2026, reducing traffic

Interiors
02A designs a yellow and green, geometric kitchen in Rome

In Rome, 02A crafts a sunny kitchen with a contrasting palette

Cohabs combines second-hand finds with existing architectural elements in its coliving venture in Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Lütjens Padmanabhan uses curves and color to renovate the Swiss embassy in Bogotá, Columbia

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Bureau des Mésarchitectures crafts a half-circular housing block clad in concrete and aluminum panels

Facades+ comes to Philadelphia on September 19

Graphite Design Group uses expressive mullions to distinguish three office towers in Bellevue

West
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Lanai Life

In Hawaii, Walker Warner’s Hale Kiawe finds the spiritual beauty in minimalism

East
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Reality Check

Foster + Partners claims the new JPMorgan Chase headquarters at 270 Park Avenue is highly sustainable. If only that were true.

Interiors
A kitchen is clad in a brass box with green marble

AMAA’s latest work is an apartment insert crafted out of brass and marble

Walker Art Center’s new Idea House 3 rethinks how we design for daily life

A Manhattan apartment is reimagined by Ideas of Order to become a forever home with contemporary style

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Boston Valley Terra Cotta hosts the ninth annual Architectural Ceramic Assemblies Workshop in Buffalo

BIG adds a pair of twisting travertine towers along New York City’s High Line

Ennead Architects covers a health facility in Philadelphia with “pleated” glass panels

Reviews
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At a83, secret poster club asks: what is a school?

With The Monster Leviathan, Aaron Betsky offers a sweeping survey of the ideas and works that haunt contemporary architecture

Constructing Hope: Ukraine foregrounds memory, communal organizing, and resiliency at Center for Architecture

Development
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More details emerge about plans to convert New York City’s Flatiron Building to residential use

In the Rockaways, voices call for a more cohesive approach to resiliency design

Milwaukee County seeks new uses for former Milwaukee Public Museum building

Preservation
Vizcaya Museum and Garden

Twenty eight historic sites receive funding from the National Park Service for restoration and renovation work

North of Porto, Portugal, Álvaro Siza debuts a new pavilion at the Monastery of Leça do Balio

In Jersey City, GRT Architects converts brick warehouses into a mixed-use residential complex

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