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National #07 - 10.26.2023Latest Stories

Building on Stricken Land

Revisiting Luis Muñoz Marín Foundation Visitors Center by Toro Arquitectos, 12 years later

An Evolving Medium

Drawing as Practice, at the National Academy redefines not just the drawing but the institution’s own identity

The People are the Performance

Lynn Wyatt Square becomes the new front yard of Houston’s Theater District

Proofs, Editions, Happenings

a83 examines its legacy by revisiting an analog age of architectural printmaking and creative culture in New York City

Make a Date

Close out the year with these architecture- and design-focused exhibitions

Gardeners House

Cabinet completes an oasis at the edge of the forest

Architectural Milestones

AN editors recognize the anniversaries of notable buildings and cultural moments

Looking Forward

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

Looking Forward

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

Twenty Years of Breaking the News

The Architect’s Newspaper celebrates two decades of print production

St. John’s Encampment Commons

dwg. and Agenda Architecture reimagine a significant site in Austin

Change Makers

New York–based Modellus Novus is transforming the practice of architecture from within

A New Western Home

Snøhetta designs a commons for Norwegian life in America

Sweetness and PAU-er

In Williamsburg, a new office building rises from within the Domino Sugar refinery

Mississippi Masterpiece

In Memphis, SCAPE and Studio Gang complete Tom Lee Park, a transformative riverfront destination

Attention to Care

At the Royal Academy of Arts, Herzog & de Meuron highlights “care” in the Swiss practice’s projects

What’s Next in Urban Agriculture

A new generation of community gardeners have big goals for cultivating the concrete jungle

Tower of Brooklyn

SHoP’s latest supertall delivers Gilded Age spectacle

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