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New Voices of Care

AN and the Pratt Institute introduce the published works of the inaugural New Voices in Architectural Journalism fellows

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1959 - 2022

Steven Holl remembers the late Kevin Lippert

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Bey Is Back

The Chicago Sun-Times gains an architecture critic with the return of Lee Bey

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Not Everybody's a Critic

Urban Omnibus and Urban Design Forum seek applicants for New City Critics fellowship program

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Power of Three

The ASLA forms a new alliance with Land8 Media and LABash Conference

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Float Your Porch

An architect glimpses the future of climate change from his West Florida cabin

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Up, Up, And Away

Daily digest: Watch a historic Times Square theater get lifted 30 feet, construction could look up this year, and more

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On The Media

Diana Darling and Aaron Seward talk navigating a choppy media landscape on US Modernist Radio

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Back to Life, Back to Reality

The Architecture & Design Film Festival will return in 2022 with public screenings

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Thinking Hot and Cool

Two new book and film projects take the contemplative approach to the climate crisis

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Desert Power

Designing Dune required mining the past to build humanity’s future

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Calling All Serious Art Fans

John Oliver awards grants to five museums to stave off deaccessioning

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Taking Control Of The Narrative

Brutalism bolstered Control’s success, but why is the movement still so trendy?

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1952–2021

Kristen Richards, who founded ArchNewsNow, passes away at 69

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Watch This Site

Announcing the inaugural New Voices in Architectural Journalism fellows

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Prestige TV

Television cemented the idea that architecture was both a rarefied art and key to the good life

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New Beginnings

Aaron Seward is The Architect’s Newspaper’s new Editor in Chief

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Flying Down Sunset Strip

Tom Wiscombe Architecture’s Sunset Spectacular harnesses aerospace engineering for a 21st-century billboard

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