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a flat symmetrical hall
Compare And Contrast

Steven Brooke matches views of Rome and Miami to compare and contrast

The smoking world trade center, in black and white, as seen from brooklyn
20 Years On

Photographs from the edge

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

view of the lower manhattan skyline in the 1970s, from The Towers of the WTC
Then and Now

The Towers of the WTC: 51 Years of Photographs by Camilo José Vergara opens September 4 at the National Building Museum

Image of cyclone damage in Bangladesh and climate refugees
Water Water Everywhere

Rising Tide is a harrowing documentary account of climate change

In Minnesota, industrial steam billows behind a house, part of the scope of the 2021 exhibit columbus
Middle Waters

Exhibit Columbus explores the interconnected ecosystems and built environments of the Mississippi watershed

Black and white photo of a paul revere williams designed home
In Reverence

A photographer reflects on getting to know the legendary work of Paul Revere Williams

Copenhill, a skiable power plant
High and Dry

Copenhill, BIG’s skiable waste-to-energy power plant, gets sweeping new photos from Hufton + Crow

black and white photo of a bayou home ravaged by climate change
Running Out of Time

Architecture’s obstinacy in the face of climate change normalizes the precariousness of coastal living

Photo of London skyline, which will not host a fotografiska outpost
In Brief

Fotografiska cancels plans for a London outpost

A black and white photo of a bridge by Margaret Morton
1948 - 2020

Margaret Morton, urban photographer and former Cooper Union professor, passes away

Photo of a person standing in protective gear in front of a store
The New Normal

National Building Museum presents an online exhibition of life in New York during COVID-19

A person skateboarding, part of the still lives series
Still Alive

Still Lives brings architectural photography to life under lockdown

Grid of dozens of photos of head shop storefronts
HIGH AND LOW

Can America’s colorful head shops survive the corporatization of cannabis?

Photo of two dancers swinging inside of an enclosed deck
Nobody Puts Getty in a Corner

Jacob Jonas The Company spotlights architecture through dance

Low concrete wall behind rocks
Mountain Maintenance

Steven B. Smith captures the tireless, artificial quietude of suburban Utah

a cantilevered house in a rural landscape
Photo finish

National Building Museum reopens March 13 with Alan Karchmer: The Architects’ Photographer

Close up image of construction worker smiling in Sarasota
Architectural Succession

Sarasota Art Museum’s The Worker Project shows the faces of preservation work

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