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Matt Shaw

Matt Shaw

Former Executive Editor, Architect's Newspaper
Latest Stories
Building Together

The Davos Baukultur Alliance wants to change how our cities are built. Will it work?

Pregaming

Looking forward to next week’s Venice Architecture Biennale amid frustration shared by curator Lesley Lokko

Never Going Back to My Old School

OFFPOLINN’s Reggio School in Madrid echoes the golden era of innovative education design without repeating it

Grid of colorful abstract shapes
SPORTS Has Answers

How can we rethink architecture media to advocate for design?

A white building with La Biennale on top
Gearin’ up for a vernissage

The Venice Architecture Biennale will go ahead with a physical opening in May 2021

computer rendering of a contemporary library with large windows, disparaged by president trump
Window Dressing

Op-ed: Trump says Dems want to ban windows. He couldn’t be more wrong.

Master Mind

AN cofounder William ‘Bill’ Menking passes away at age 72

Interior photo of a concrete Willi Smith store with exposed columns
Not Again!?

Landmark Willi Smith exhibition (almost) opens at Cooper Hewitt

Black and white photo of men working together to raise a wood frame
A Usonian Framework

Get excited about AMERICAN FRAMING, the 2020 U.S. Pavilion in Venice

Photo of a Rikers demonstration on a sidewalk outside of a courthouse
You’ve Got Jail

Fifteen architects and designers will advise design of Rikers Replacement jails

The Quito landscape
Mountain High

In the know: Our 2020 Quito travelogue

A black and white illustration of Brooklyn with psychedelic layering, which will be on display at Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness in America
Re-Construction

MoMA will open a major black architecture exhibition this fall

A collage put together by Eyal Weizman and Forensic Architecture showing smoke rising from a rendered cityscape, included in our 2020 biggest controversies roundup
Architecture Sans Borders

Eyal Weizman barred from U.S. ahead of Forensic Architecture retrospective

A map of the world colored in red lines for Rem Koolhass's countryside show
The Ignored Realm

Rem Koolhaas sets a global non-urban agenda with Countryside at the Guggenheim

Aerial photo of snow-covered arctic housing
Ice Cold

Alaska’s Cold Climate Housing Research Center is rethinking how the Circumpolar North builds

Rendering of a tall digital billboard in Los Angeles
Just Don’t

Los Angeles is at a crossroads—don’t let it become New York

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Editor's Note

Here’s to paid competitions!

A performance on stage at the Oslo Architecture Triennale
Enough Already!

What is the architecture of degrowth?

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