To celebrate our 15^th anniversary, we looked back through the archives for our favorite moments since we started. We found stories that aged well (and some that didn’t), as well as a wide range of interviews, editorials, and other articles that we feel contributed to the broader conversation. We also took a closer look at the most memorable tributes to those we lost, and heard from editors past and present about their time here.

Check out this history of architecture in the 21^st century through the headlines of The Architect’s Newspaper:

2003

Protest: Michael Sorkin on Ground Zero

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Crit: AIA Convention (“No more weird architecture in Philadelphia”)

Crit: Spring Street Salt Shed (“In praise of the urban object”)

How institutionalized racism and housing policy segregated our cities

Chinatown residents protest de Blasio rezoning

Roche-Dinkeloo’s Ambassador Grille receives landmark designation

Q&A: Jorge Otero-Pailos: Why the Met Breuer matters

Comment: Ronald Rael on the realities of the U.S.-Mexico border

Detroit Zoo penguin habitat opens

Chicago battles to keep Lucas Museum of Narrative Art from moving

Martino Stierli on the redesign of MoMA’s A+D galleries

WTC Oculus opens

Letter: Phyllis Lambert pleads for Four Seasons preservation

Q&A: Mabel Wilson

#NotmyAIA: Protests erupt over AIA’s support of Trump

Snøhetta’s addition to SFMoMA opens

DS+R’s Vagelos Education Center opens

Baltimore’s Brutalist McKeldin Fountain pulverized

2017

Actor Terry Crews is now a promising young designer

Architects design prototypes for Hyperloops

Never Built New York brings unrealized architecture to life

Seasteaders to bring a libertarian floating community to the South Pacific

Crit: Five fundamental problems with the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial

Jimmy Buffett–themed retirement communities in South Carolina and Florida

Will Jacksonville be a post-climate-change megacity?

Q&A: Henry Urbach on curating architecture, the Glass House, and what’s next

The architecture of addiction

Q&A: Pablo Escobar’s son is a good architect now

AGENCY’s Border Dispatches: Reporting from the U.S.-Mexico Boundary

Learning from Baltimore’s approach to Confederate monuments

The 50^th anniversary of the Milwaukee housing marches

Preserving our modernist landscapes

2018

San Fran’s Millennium Tower is sinking

Amid protests, AT&T building landmarked

Trump brings back asbestos and AN becomes a meme

Eva Franch i Gilabert selected as new director of Architectural Association

Richard Meier’s #MeToo reckoning

Buc-ee’s: The world’s largest gas stations

“Shitty Architecture Men” List commentary by S. Surface

Juliana Huxtable, Andreas Angelidakis, Kimberly Drew, Gaetano Pesce, and more contribute in Façadomy collaboration

A DMT-inspired psychedelic chapel rises in upstate New York

Thank you to USModernist Library, an online archive of architectural publications, for their help in putting this web feature together.