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National #06 - 05.26.2021Latest Stories

Tuskegee students working on window frame
These Walls Can Talk

At Tuskegee University, an architecture professor leverages historic preservation goals to meet community ones

four panel deck park diagram for el paso
Cover-Up Job

Deck parks are increasingly in vogue in the Southwest’s downtown cores, but aren’t a good fit for El Paso

A swarm of birds over the arm of a peninsula in Texas's high island
Top Flight

New facilities in a postindustrial Texan landscape welcomes migratory birds—and onlookers

Building Power

Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO applies an urban sensibility to projects from private homes to research centers

Black and white screencap of a berlin housing development on television
Prestige TV

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

A landscape shot from houston visions showing a flood plain
Houston Visions 2020

An exhibition at the Architecture Center Houston augurs a more resilient future for the city

The seagram building, a glass international-style skyscraper
Under Construction

Kiel Moe’s Unless breaks down the ecology of the Seagram Building

railyard park, a playground with water towers in it
Just the Ticket

A new railside public park from Ross Barney Architects rouses once-sleepy Rogers, Arkansas

Helmut jahn as a young man
In Remembrance

Helmut Jahn was an architect consistently ahead of his time

Rendering of the Scajaquada Expressway, a torn down highway, converted into a riverfront boulevard
Bring ’em Down

Cities around the country explore removing elevated highways with federal funding

A houston highway with a tangle of lanes, set to be expanded under NHHIP
End Of The Road?

A highway expansion project in Houston is the site of a battle over environmental justice

A bitcoin in black and white
Hiding in Plain Site

Bitcoin mining in Texas is illuminating the inextricable link between crypto and fossil fuels

a pavilion showing water infiltration at the 17th venice architecture biennale
It’s a Small World after All

On the ground at the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale

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