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Liu shares her favorite spots in East Hampton and beyond.

Scribbled in marker on a postcard-size slip of paper in 1973, the anarchitect Gordon Matta-Clark wrote: “Making the right cut somewhere between the supports and collapse.” The tenor of this note is duly reflected in two recent New York building developments: the Whitney Independent Study Program space, now permanently housed at the newly renovated Roy and Dorothy Lichtenstein former studio and home, and the multidisciplinary fabrication facility, Powerhouse Arts, located in a converted...

Herzog & de Meuron is advancing on the construction of its new FORUM UZH design at the University of Zurich following a permit issuance for the project whose bid was born out of a 2018 international competition.  Preparatory site work will begin in August for the new building, which replaces...

Revisiting seven favourite galleries from around the world - Petit Palais, Tate Modern, M+, Khalil Museum, Gemäldegalerie, Museo e Galleria Borghese and the Guggenheim.

a href= http://www.parrishart.org target= _blank The Parrish Art Museum /a announced the arrival of significant works by Carmen Herrera (American,

The switch from real to artificial greenery covering the Herzog & de Meuron–designed museums suspended columns was completed last fall. 

Hong Kong architect and co-founder of the Collective firm Betty Ng dives into her latest project—building the new Asia-Pacific headquarters of Christie’s; reflects on some of the most memorable milestones in her career; and talks about why the power of teamwork is paramount

A groundbreaking was held recently for Herzog & de Meurons new UCSF Health Helen Diller Hospital in San Francisco. The $4.3 billion project that will tie together two existing buildings with a new 15-story facility is expected to culminate in 2030 at 880,000 square feet and serves as a new...

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Architect Frank Gehry has a place in the contemporary architects’ hall of fame, and heres why