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Bill Millard

Bill Millard

has contributed to The Architect's Newspaper, Oculus, Architectural Record, Architect, Icon, Metals in Construction, Annals of Emergency Medicine, OMA's Content, Princeton’s Pidgin, and other publications. Along with his magazine pieces, he is working on a book, The Vertical and Horizontal Americas, aided by a research grant from the Graham Foundation. He lives in New York’s East Village.
Latest Stories
Train of Thought

The three railroads operating out of Penn Station prioritize performance in plans to redesign the transit hub

A New Civic Face

ASTM/HOK/PAU team shares expanded vision for an improved Penn Station

A Garden-Variety Dilemma

Community groups advance two proposals for Penn Station ahead of detailed renovation plans

Gods and Rats Rejoice?

ASTM Group, HOK, and, recently, PAU join forces in attempt to solve New York’s Penn Station while keeping Madison Square Garden in place

Casinos in the City

After legislative changes, more gambling operations are being proposed for dense urban locations. Is this a good thing?

windmills set up in field
Building Back Kinda Better

Architectural voices respond to the Inflation Reduction Act, “the first real piece of climate legislation to make it through Congress”

Elevation view of a performance arts center on a college
Big Plus

Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s Prior Performing Arts Center at College of the Holy Cross in Worcester puts the arts on top

people attend a climate protest
Architects Respond to IPCC’s Findings

After the latest report on climate change issued by the United Nations, architects weigh in on next steps

New York City skyscrapers at sunset with their lights on.
Energy Vs. Carbon

An Urban Green Council report shows the COVID-19 pandemic barely dented New York’s emissions

Design on Trial

A legal battle between Marlon Blackwell Architects and HBG Design will have lasting implications for architectural practice

A sign for a green building rating, LEED and local, next to each toher
BEER Goggles And MisLEEDing Readings

New York’s proliferation of green building rating systems raises the question of what’s being measured

Rescuers dig through the wreckage of Champlain Towers South after the collapse
Fall Guy

Chasing William Friedman, the mystery architect who designed Champlain Towers South

A radial timber conference room realized according to Indigenous design practices
Seven-Generation Thinking

Indigenous traditions in North America emphasize resilience; engineered timber is helping realize those principles

The white house, soon to be occupied by the biden-harris administration
Bettin' On Biden

Yesterday’s storming of the Capitol revealed a crisis of leadership. Architects look ahead to a Biden presidency

photograph of outdoor dining stations
Street Eats

Welcome to the new normals of outdoor dining

The US supreme court building, where a case on building codes was recently decided
Another Breach in the Paywall

Recent court decisions on the business of building codes are a boon for open-access advocates

A white series of columns in front of a courthouse
David and Goliath's Lawyers

The International Code Council goes to court over free access to building codes

(Courtesy WDG/ Perkins+Will)
Morning Face

Facades+AM in Washington, D.C. to spotlight the District’s particular building culture and challenges

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