The Architect's Newspaper

The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has completed a major expansion to its campus by Safdie Architects, the same office behind the original venue from 2011.

When renowned architect Rafael Viñoly died suddenly in 2023, there was no concrete path laid out for the future of his firm, Rafael Viñoly

At first glance, the Trump arch appears to align itself with the classical tradition, yet to many classically minded, it exemplifies a deeper problem: the modern tendency to appropriate classical forms while discarding the discipline that gives them meaning.

By Tim Peeters • • On the corner of a massive city block in the European Quarter of Brussels hovers an immense grid of matte metallic tubes.

Jansen America supports sustainable architecture through innovative products and initiatives including green steel, alternative energy, Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs), and LEED contribution reports.

ASTM F3561 evaluates the performance of the entire glazing assembly as an integrated system. The combined performance of the glazing, framing, anchoring, and hardware after exposure to gunfire is assessed in order to determine the system’s ability to resist forced entry following ballistic weakening.

Backrooms follows Clark into an endless series of windowless rooms, they generate the artifacts of vague memories.

Henning Larsen is working with Toronto-based firms Hines, PCL, WW+P Architects, and RJC Engineers on Toronto Rail Yards, a mixed-used development in the city.

Palma and Taller TO, two Mexico City architecture offices, have won an international competition to design a new building for MAC Panamá in the Panamá City neighborhood of San Francisco.

Eva Jospin's first U.S. museum exhibition showcasing this work, Into the Woods, is on view through June 7 at SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia.