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Sidewalk Critic

Ten Better Places for a Football Stadium

Richard Serra
1938–2024

Richard Serra, an artist who shaped space with steel, dies at 85

Lewis Mumford Lecture: “The Architecture and Urbanism of Disability,” featuring David Gissen

A Lifetime of Learning

Pratt School of Architecture’s Reading Room, which holds the William “Bill” Menking Book Collection, is now open

Frozen in Time

Behind glass Pamphlet Architecture is on view at a83 Gallery

New Kids on the Block

Leading Educators: Q&A with Quilian Riano

Floridian Festivities

Toshiko Mori wins inaugural Philip Hanson Hiss Award from Architecture Sarasota

portrait of mike davis
1946–2022

Anthony Fontenot assesses Mike Davis’s impact on the world of architecture and shares a story of post-Katrina solidarity

garden space under white roof
Madison Avenue Glow Up

Snøhetta, Rockwell Group, and Gensler revamp a postmodern icon and add a backyard POPS

exterior of william stout bookstore
Wrapping Up

AN’s holiday book gift guide for anyone who loves architecture and design

edge of white building with city below
No King but Siza

In his first built project in the U.S., Álvaro Siza Vieira sculpts heaven in Hell’s Kitchen

a orange-carpeted rooftop installation
Odds 'N Ends

Daily digest: Seattle’s Freeway Park is now a city landmark, MVRDV unrolls Rotterdam Rooftop Walk, and more

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Not Everybody's a Critic

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

Looking at the twin towers from across Brooklyn
Rethinking Rethinking New York

In the wake of 9/11, a critical anthology of essays and designs advocated big changes; it’s just as timely as ever

Philippe Barrière
1950–2021

Remembering architect and educator Philippe Barrière

Looking out at a tub and the manhattan skyline
View From The Top

Andi Schmied infiltrated New York’s billionaire havens for her latest book

Black and white photo of thin Miami towers next to each other against the sky
Slip of the Pen

A new book about architecture and capitalism reveals the problem with today’s mode of criticism

Protestors massed in front of a school-to-loft conversion
What We Talk About When We Talk About Architecture

Op-ed: Architecture critics have a duty to interrogate inequality in the built environment

WIlliam menking, who passed away in 2020
In Memoriam

Remembering those we lost in 2020

Interior photo of a field hospital inside of a convention center, a conversion that would fall under the Alternative Care Sites Assessment Tool
Hindsight is... 2020

Here are AN’s biggest stories of 2020

The entrance to trump tower in new york city
Sad!

How Donald Trump transformed New York without any regard for design quality

May 2020: Facades

Looking south in Manhattan to low-slung buildings and the sky, now empty due to coronavirus
A Note From the Editor

Missing the mix

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