Josh Niland is an author and writer who focuses on architectural and design topics. His work has been featured in Archinect, Broadsheet Media, and Bustler. With a keen interest in the built environment, Josh covers a range of subjects including architectural competitions, construction trends, and notable design projects.
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Josh Niland's coverage is heavily focused on design-related topics, particularly architecture, construction, universities, urban planning, and design awards. His coverage also includes press releases and government announcements related to these themes.
If you are involved in any major architectural projects or have insights into innovative approaches to urban planning or university campus designs, Josh may be interested in hearing from you. Additionally, if your organization has recently made a significant announcement related to architecture or construction projects that align with his focus areas, it could be worth reaching out for potential coverage.
As Josh does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but covers international design and architecture news stories of interest regardless of location.
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Home of The Year winner Aden Grove by Emil Eve. Image: Taran Wilkhu
Norway ’s new Kunstsilo Museum has opened to the public in the southern port city of Kristiansand.
By: Josh Niland
Heatherwick's recent Little Island park in Manhattan (in collaboration with Signe Nielsen of MNLA). Photo: Michael Grimm
By: Josh Niland
Marywood University in Pennsylvania has announced the first-ever undergraduate degree-granting academic program dedicated to training students in virtual architecture. The new Bachelor of Virtual Architecture (BVA) program is tailored to learners interested in careers building immersive environments. Students will learn through a combination of studios and coursework with skills-based outcomes augmented by instruction in the liberal arts, building science, and architectural design.
By: Josh Niland, Diana Robinson
New York City has broken ground on the important new Battery Coastal Resilience project in Lower Manhattan. The critical $200 million component of the city’s larger Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency strategy is meant to protect 12,000 businesses and about 100,000 New Yorkers. It has been developed in unison with the New York City Economic Development Corporation, the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, and the Mayor’s Office of Climate & Environmental Justice.
By: Josh Niland
Photo credit: Kassandra Reynolds, courtesy UQAM Design Centre
Ayers Saint Gross has shared renderings of its new design in Charlotte, North Carolina, ahead of its opening in 2025. Dubbed 'The Pearl,'the scheme is a 3 million-square-foot mixed-use innovation district intended to aid the Wake Forest School of Medicine's expansion and mission to become a new civic hub for around a million Charlotteans.
Robert Olnick Pavilion, Alberto Campo Baeza. Image: Javier Callejas
British multinational design and engineering company behind world-famous buildings such as the Sydney Opera House has confirmed that it was the target of a deepfake scam that led to one of its Hong Kong employees paying out $25 million to fraudsters.
Brooks + Scarpa's reimagining of the Marcel Breuer-designed Weaver Federal Building will be part of the Capital Brutalism exhibition. Image courtesy Brooks + Scarpa.
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