National #08 - 10.17.2018Latest Stories

Thanks for the Memories

Design editors reflect on architecture journalism in the 21st century

On the elevated walkway, salvaged beams, lattices, and columns from the refinery accompany new steel beams and kickers, precast concrete planks, and metal fencing.
Oh Honey Honey

Brooklyn’s Domino Park blends industrial chic with careful pacing

Photo of Yanaguana Garden
Mosaic, Mo'Problems

The World’s Fair Grounds in San Antonio gets a playful facelift courtesy of MIG

Chipperfield's Berlin office dialogues with the Chipperfield-designed Kantine in front of it.
Berlin Travelogue

Traveling to Berlin? Here are some of our top picks for the design-minded

A graphical representation of the design and refinement process from Times of Creative Destruction.
Burn It Down, Build It Up

Alexander Tzonis and Liane Lefaivre track the seismic shifts in post-war architecture

An aerial photo of the newly renovated Space Needle's Top House.
Top of the Glass

Olson Kundig’s Space Needle renovations yield pristine 360-degree views 500 feet up

The remnants of Palestinian homes that were bulldozed in 2004 to create the road known as
Habitats for Humanity

How to consider architecture and “humanitarian space”

One of the Urban Operations-designed speculative houses above Highland Park.
Personal Development

Los Angeles architects develop their own speculative residential projects

Meeting attendees overlooking Alameda Creek near Fremont, California. Council members’ time away from everyday responsibilities allows for collaboration and reflection on larger challenges.
Farm to City

Van Alen’s Climate Council takes a road trip to study climate change

Spatial Affairs Bureau’s work spans across disciplines but consistently aims to engage architecture at the landscape scale, as evidenced by the firm’s Round Hill Pavillions, a series of indoor-outdoor structures that combine influences from the English picturesque and American vernacular architecture to envision new ways of engaging with memory, ecology, and bucolic vistas.
Space Oddity

Spatial Affairs Bureau runs wild over disciplinary boundaries

Take it to the Streets

Politics and protest in 15 years of The Architect’s Newspaper

Mayor Rahm Emanuel takes a moment to himself on the Chicago Riverwalk during a visit from the mayor of Hamburg, Germany.
Rahm for Improvement

What will be Rahm Emanuel’s legacy on Chicago’s architecture?

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Did You Hear?

The best gossip from 15 years of The Architect’s Newspaper

Immelmann Turn (Sin Palace chapter), 2008. Graphite on Arches paper, 28 x 28 cm (11.2 x 11.2 in.) (Michael Webb)
Weaving a Webb

Two Journeys reflects on Michael Webb’s jack-of-all-trades career

David Adjaye
Tell Me More

The best interviews from 15 years of The Architect’s Newspaper

Michael Van Valkenburgh’s design for the 66.5-acre riverfront park includes a fantasy playground featuring seven different themes for kids of all ages.
Tulsa's Tree Kingdom

Michael Van Valkenburgh transforms Tulsa’s riverfront into a fantastical green parkland

15 Years of The Architect's Newspaper

A brief history of architecture in the 21st century

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