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Light Touch

GOMA practices restraint in the reinvention of a former Mexican textile factory

A green and gridded acoustic ceiling system hangs over a seating area
Best of Products

Announcing the winners of our 2023 Best of Products Awards

An Expert Weighs In

What stands in the way of affordable housing?

Shared Spaces

French 2D designs a colorful complex for a cohousing community in Massachusetts

Tiger Island Respite

Rome Office completes breezy, affordable apartments for seniors in Morgan City, Louisiana

New City

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

Courtyard Community

Waechter Architecture’s Rockwood Village makes open space its main attraction

Practicing Practice

A new wave of educators are updating how professional practice courses are delivered in architecture schools. What are they teaching?

Best of Practice

Announcing the winners of our 2023 Best of Practice Awards

Reinventing Dealey Plaza

Mark Lamster, Stoss Landscape Urbanism, and MPdL Studio offer a new public terrain for downtown Dallas that addresses its violent past

Campus Excellence

Moody Nolan’s three decades of work for historically Black colleges and universities is a key component of the office’s success

Bye Bye Birdie

Birdsong Brackenridge spins an ecological message where it’s needed most

aerial view of an academic campus and surrounding landscape
Thinking Through Material Flows

Rather than a primary focus on energy efficiency, architects should consider more holistic assessments to reduce the carbon emissions of construction

Lifted

Virginia Hanusik’s photographs, now on view at MAS Context, study the front lines of the climate crisis

Casinos in the City

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

Hello Walls

Along Music Row in Nashville, HASTINGS gives two existing buildings a new tune

visitor center on mountain
A Mountaintop Experience

GWWO designs a durable yet deferential visitor center for Pikes Peak

Home Grown

A new set of manufacturers is producing carbon-storing, plant-based building materials sourced from the farms, forests, and factories of rural America

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