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Street view of Dacelle XV Showplace, a drag bar in Porland

Rhinestones are Forever

Oregon nominates its first LGBTQ establishment to National Register of Historic Places

June 25, 2020

Rendering of a low-slung, curved residential building

GOING THROUGH PHASES

Second phase of Anita May Rosenstein Campus set to open this summer

January 28, 2020

A rendering of a public housing project with a large inner courtyard with green space

Forever Mikyoung

Mikyoung Kim and DiMella Shaffer will design Boston’s first LGBTQ-friendly senior housing facility

December 24, 2019

A rendering of a 17 story mixed use building on a city street, the new Stonewall House

NYC’s first affordable LGBT-friendly housing for seniors has opened

December 19, 2019

Aerial rendering of memorial and museum masterplan with towering spiral structure in distance

The French Connection

Coldefy & Associés and RDAI win design competition for the National Pulse Memorial & Museum

October 30, 2019

Photo of drag performer

After Stonewall

Three takes on how New York’s queer nightlife spaces have evolved

October 17, 2019

A perspective photo of a brick building on a tree lined street. A rainbow flag flies above the building's entrance.

LGBTQ History Month

Six LGBT historic sites declared NYC landmarks

October 15, 2019

A glassy building on the Los Angeles LGBT Center campus facing the street

AN visits a Los Angeles LGBT Center designed to stand out

September 4, 2019

Photo of the Stonewall Inn exterior

Beyond Stonewall

Six LGBTQ-related sites could be landmarked in New York City

May 30, 2019

Photo of the Anita May Rosenstein Campus's street facade with glass and solid white forms

The Center of May

Leong Leong and KFA finish new campus for the Los Angeles LGBT Center

May 8, 2019

Photo of Felix Gonzalez-Torres billboard

Felix Gonzalez-Torres’s black billboard returns for WorldPride NYC

April 10, 2019

A view of a purple lit room with art installed. At the back is a screen.

The Cruising Pavilion, New York maps queer pasts and futures

April 5, 2019