CLOSE AD ×
William Menking

William Menking

is the Editor-in-Chief of The Architect's Newspaper.
Latest Stories
The entrance to trump tower in new york city
Sad!

How Donald Trump transformed New York without any regard for design quality

Photo of a woman, Frances Bronet, against a grey background
Pratt-ice Makes Perfect

AN interviews Frances Bronet, the Pratt Institute’s new president

An aerial photo of Rikers Island, connected with a single bridge
Yikers Rikers

We need to rethink the Rikers Island replacement jails

A group of students assembling furniture at the Kingston Creative Exchange, against a stone wall
Kings of Kingston

Kingston Creative Exchange in Upstate New York links Pratt students with locals

A modern house buried among native plants
Go Long

Barry Bergdoll showcases a new wave of modern architecture on Long Island

A fleet of red sailboats on a canal
Red Rover Red Rover

Red Regatta brings a sea of color to the Venice lagoon

An aerial photo of a jagged elevated park on a waterfront in Seattle, designed by the New York firm Weiss/Manfredi
Form and Function

Weiss/Manfredi continues to reinvent its approach at all scales

Photo of wire trays snaking around a white gallery
lolart

Artists turn cable trays into snaking installation

Photo of Andrew Whalley and Nicholas Grimshaw looking at an architectural model
A Grimshaw Future

Andrew Whalley to lead Grimshaw Architects

Photo of Bill Bain Jr.

NBBJ’s Bill Bain Jr. dies in Seattle

Photo of Piero Lissoni
Welcome to New York

Architect and designer Piero Lissoni talks Italian design

Photo of console table made of metal mesh
Mesh Well Together

Voukenas Petrides creates line of metal mesh and curvaceous furniture

Photo of iceberg floating in the water
Penguins!

Photographer Leonard Sussman documents the Antarctic

AN banner
Big in the '80s

Throwback: Bob Hoskins talks about urban planning in London’s South Bank

Brant Building

Brant Foundation opens gallery in old Con Ed transformer station

Photograph of a rounded red kiosk selling magazines on the street with people walking by it
Old Times

Design Pavilion brings classic Eastern European kiosk to Times Square

Aerial photo of Sunnyside Yard
Decks (over) and Yards

After Hudson Yards, Sunnyside could be New York’s next megadevelopment

Photo of Wayne Troyer
R.I.P.

New Orleans–based architect Wayne Troyer, FAIA, passes away

CLOSE AD ×
×