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Jack Murphy

Jack Murphy

is Executive Editor of The Architect's Newspaper.
Latest Stories
Eco-Archi-Histories

Emerging Ecologies: Architecture and the Rise of Environmentalism retrieves an inspiring, bygone era of the American architectural imagination

How Architects Learn

The September 2023 issue of The Architect’s Newspaper is out today

Curvy & Brassy

The Louis Armstrong Center, designed by Caples Jefferson Architects, is now open

Woman With a Film Camera

A photo album of New York in 1929 by photographer Berenice Abbott rewards close inspection

One of the “FT3”

Toni M. Isidore Smart, a survivor of alleged sexual misconduct by David Adjaye, speaks out

Subtle Thresholds

Leong Leong realizes a suite of textural amenity spaces in Brooklyn

New City

Marvel’s Rockaway Village proves the point that affordable housing can—and should—be well designed

Justify My Thug

An impressive catalogic exhibit at the Brooklyn Public Library tells Jay-Z’s story

77 Hours

Vkhutemas: Laboratory of Modernism, 1920–1930 recreated the work of the school to position its importance in 20th century architectural pedagogy

Unforeseeable, Unavoidable, Irresistible

Lesley Lokko’s Venice Architecture Biennale is a welcome breath of futuristic air

Venetian Reflections

The June 2023 issue of The Architect’s Newspaper is out today

A Summer Feast

The Spring/Summer 2023 issue of AN Interior is out now

The Grand Tour

Magic Architecture converts a historic home into a beer hall for Stay Put Brewery

Around the World

The May 2023 issue of The Architect’s Newspaper is out today

Into the Woods

Salmela Architect expands a restaurant of its own design to become Wild Rice Retreat, a center for arts and well-being

interior of a home goods store
B-Side Beaut

50 Norman, designed by Schemata Architects to showcase three Japanese brands, opens in Greenpoint

Hearth Life

Lovers Unite shapes an approachable interior to support the cuisine of a fire-powered restaurant

“Please, Sir, May I Have Some [Light]?”

A public conversation about housing in New York renews discussion of problematic windowless bedrooms

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