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Make It Stop

October Architecture Billings Index reports another decline

Miami Heat

In Miami, KPF is designing Tower 36, an office high-rise with “sweeping views” of Biscayne Bay, the Design District, and Atlantic Ocean

Code Case

California’s Title 24 inspires Inaba Williams’s net-zero Santa Monica Courtyard Homes

Ow, She’s a Brick House!

Philip Johnson’s 1949 Brick House in New Canaan is being restored by Mark Stoner and the National Trust for Historic Preservation

Surf’s Up, Bat’s Down

DLA+ and Arcadis are designing a hybrid baseball stadium, shopping mall, hotel complex in Incheon, South Korea

Mystic River

New England Revolution fans could get a new MLS stadium near Boston in Everett, Massachusetts

Executive Search

Cynthia Phifer Kracauer is retiring from her role as Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation’s executive director

Looking Forward

A glimpse into our collective crystal ball: What do you hope architecture will be like in 2043?

Gaga for Granite

Construction begins this November on the Democracy Wing, an addition to the New-York Historical Society by RAMSA

Documenting History

RIEHLE KOETH wins first prize to design a new home for the Arolsen Archives outside Kassel, Germany

Viva la Bill-ding Board

Farshid Joe Shooshani and Saee Studio submit plans to City of West Hollywood for an LED orb on Sunset Boulevard

CAB5

This is a Rehearsal, the Chicago Architecture Biennial’s fifth iteration, curated by Floating Museum, embodies the “beauty and horror” of our global moment

A For Effort

Kirksey Architecture pulls from Houston’s historic shotgun-style architecture for an expansion to Yellowstone Schools

Outperforming the Status Quo

SGA’s mass timber lab reimagines research facilities and puts science on display

Bachelor Pad

Timothy Godbold designs himself a sensuous villain lair in the Hamptons

“A Singular Gesture”

Herzog & de Meuron shares new images of Sixth&Blanco, a new mass timber, mixed use development coming to Austin

Under New Management

BNIM Architects is now an employee-owned company

Wood of Honor

Softwood Lumber Board and USDA Forest Service award over $2 million to five projects in the 2023 Mass Timber Competition

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