Jackson Rollings, Author at The Architect’s Newspaper

Arms Conflict

NYC approves controversial Bedford-Union Armory plan

October 31, 2017 • Development, East, News

Crescent Coasts

New Orleans property swap may yield largest public riverfront in the U.S.

October 31, 2017 • Development, East, Landscape Architecture, News, Other

Trading Places

Meet Niido, Airbnb’s first apartment complex in Florida

October 27, 2017 • Development, East, News

Instagram Eavesdrop

MVRDV’s stacked desires, Zaha Hadid’s latticework roofs, and other updates from the architects of Instagram

October 26, 2017 • Architecture, Eavesdroplet, International

Archiving Architecture

Antoine Predock gifts his former home and archives to the University of New Mexico

October 26, 2017 • Architecture, Education, News, Southwest

Shelf Life

Tallest U.S. building by a Russian architecture firm gets approval

October 26, 2017 • Architecture, Development, East, News

Mega Swatches

Eight border wall prototypes are unveiled along the U.S.–Mexico border

October 25, 2017 • Design, News, Newsletter, Other, Southwest

Three Teams

Stanley Saitowitz, Gensler, and others reveal tower proposals for L.A.’s Angels Landing

October 24, 2017 • Development, News, News, West

Dutch Delta

The 2018 International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam asks designers to confront climate change

October 24, 2017 • Architecture, Environment, International, News, Sustainability

Book Havens

Snøhetta and Clark Nexsen to design new public library in Charlotte

October 24, 2017 • East, News, News

Tri-City Lab

One of Boston’s biggest developments will bring a tech hub to the city’s “last frontier”

October 23, 2017 • Development, East, News, Other

Scandinavian Model

Sweden comes to New York for a series on democratic architecture

October 23, 2017 • Architecture, Design, International, News

Brick By Brick

Small Hudson Valley town may soon host a $500 million Legoland

October 23, 2017 • Development, East, News

Architectural Advocacy

AIA urges Trump Administration not to withdraw from UNESCO

October 20, 2017 • Architecture, International, News, Preservation

Bezos Bids

New York City’s bid for Amazon offers up four neighborhoods, but no extra incentives

October 19, 2017 • Development, East, News, Technology

Capitol Cluster

The Wharf, D.C.’s massive waterfront development, is now open

October 18, 2017 • City Terrain, Development, East, News

Bye Bye Burj Kushner

Zaha Hadid’s supertall Kushner Companies building thrown into uncertainty

October 17, 2017 • Architecture, Development, East, News, Newsletter