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Jungle Blossoms

Mexx, a botanical sculpture at SFER IK in Tulum, blurs the line between nature and art

August 1, 2022 • AN Interior, Design, International

exterior of a federal courthouse with a brise-soliel facade

Bright-Line Rule

Built with a minimal budget, Lake|Flato Architects’ San Antonio Federal Courthouse focuses on the most affordable material of all: daylight

June 8, 2022 • Architecture, Crit, Editor's Picks, Southwest

multicolored Braun portable hair dryers by Dieter Rams

In Conversation: Maria Nicanor

The Cooper Hewitt’s new director will guide the national design museum through an era of heightened social awareness

June 1, 2022 • AN Interior

aerial view of a BLM street mural in manhattan

New Voices of Care

AN and the Pratt Institute introduce the published works of the inaugural New Voices in Architectural Journalism fellows

May 31, 2022 • Architecture, Editorial, Education, Media, National

Radically Open

Selldorf Architects’ expansion of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego looks out while inviting you in

May 5, 2022 • Architecture, Crit, Featured, West

wood interior of a double-height research building

Support of Nature

The Lawrence J. Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine encourages collaboration

April 6, 2022 • Architecture, Case Study, Product, West

the ion, a new mall integrated into a historic sears

Plus And Minus

The Ion in Houston upgrades an art deco Sears into a tech-incubating cyborg

March 24, 2022 • Architecture, Crit, Featured, Southwest

a series of brick archways designed by Estudio MMX

Emerging Voices

Estudio MMX finds room for experimentation within Mexico’s vernacular traditions

March 11, 2022 • Architecture, Emerging Voices, International, Professional Practice

Sekou Cooke in a gray suit in front a window

Education And Beyond

For Sekou Cooke, practice and theory go hand in hand

February 23, 2022 • Architecture, East, Professional Practice, Q+A

a collection of corrugated sheets in color from sekou cooke

Emerging Voices

Sekou Cooke has won accolades as a curator and theorist but sees building as the ideal testbed

February 21, 2022 • Architecture, Emerging Voices, National, Professional Practice

a performance of bodies in space with people wedged into shelves

Walk This Way

Bodies in Urban Spaces pokes fun at the built environment

January 20, 2022 • Architecture, Art, National, Pictorial

Looking out across the water from the living room

Industrial Proof

The Five Twelve House take its cues from nearby port structures

January 14, 2022 • Architecture, Product, Southeast

The heron, a condo tower with crystalline facade

Houses of Cards

At Heron in downtown Tampa, angled structural walls create visual excitement

January 13, 2022 • Architecture, Product, Southeast

a black and white print from The Fabricated Landscape showing people walking

We Made It Up

Editor’s note: Paranoid in Pittsburgh

January 12, 2022 • Architecture, Art, East, Editorial

photograph depicting a train station with a scalloped, sculpture concrete roof

Project Future

MoMA curator Martino Stierli wants to “destabilize” the Western canon

December 23, 2021 • Architecture, Art, East, Editor's Picks, Q+A

Matters of The Hart

AIA President Dan Hart discusses the profession’s response to climate crisis and inequality

December 17, 2021 • Architecture, Editor's Picks, National, Professional Practice, Q+A

aging and decrepit housing blocks, part of the CIRCULAR BLOCK competition brief

Waste Life

The CIRCULAR BLOCK competition wants to reinvent Soviet housing for the 2022 Tallinn Architecture Biennial

December 16, 2021 • Architecture, International, News

People looking down in a pit

Everybody Art

Houston’s Orange Show Center for Visionary Art unveils major expansion by Rogers Partners

November 18, 2021 • Architecture, News, Southwest

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