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National #01 - 1.03.2020Latest Stories

rendering of an addition to Gallaudet University
Design for Signing

With a massive new development, Gallaudet University incorporates accessible features on and off campus

Dunbar high school, a historic building demolished and replaced with a brutalist successor
School’s In Session

Washington, D.C.’s unique political status is reflected in the design of its schools

Inside the kpf world bank hq, a high-tech landmark in dc
High-Tech Imperium

Op-ed: D.C. is known for its classical and Brutalist buildings, but its true legacy is high-tech architecture

Looking towards an open-plan kitchen
Passive, but not “Passive”

Wayne Turett’s Greenport Passive House blends North Fork-chic with modern technology

An adobe home
Owe'neh Bupingeh

Ohkay Owingeh tribe restores a historic central village in New Mexico

A colorful market in Oregon
West by Northwest: Oregon Ways

The mythologies of Oregon’s utopian seekers still informs its design and architecture today

A curved rock formation in the desert
Set in Stone

An interview with archaeoacoustician Steven J. Waller

A squat house in front of a mountain
Hacking the West Coast

Hacker Architects marries contextualism with material efficiency

Rendering of a timber structure supported by beams
Warehouse Wins

LTL blends past, present, and future in the Telluride Center for the Arts

Aerial photo of snow-covered arctic housing
Ice Cold

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

A low-slung, angular pavilion with a photo of a cow on it
Farm-to-Visitor center

Olson Kundig celebrates history and food at Oregon’s Tillamook Creamery

Snowy ski mountain with building renderings and skiers.
Activating the Urbane Village

Architects and designers redefine the ski town in a tech-utopian Utah community

A round chapel with a tall steeple
Saint Joseph the Worker

Wooden interiors and copper cladding create intimate worship space outside Salt Lake City

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