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The history of women in design is not exactly a tale of feminist triumph, and this exhibition, which follows their work from the late 19th century to the present, is more eclectic than momentous

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There used to be more cows than people in Visalia, but a new 3,000-seat megachurch has brought Vegas kitsch to the worshippers of California’s Central Valley

Yale’s new visiting critic Christopher Hawthorne considers the lasting inspirational qualities and history of Steven Izenour, Denise Scott Brown, and Robert Venturis seminal 1972 text, whose origins can be traced to a studio the young newlyweds taught in New Haven in the fall of 1968. Hawthrone...

How can architects make the knowledge of theory and analysis more understandable and accessible to all?

Developer and site owner Landsec, which wants to pull down the 23-year-old mall – designed by Jenkins & Marr Architects – and a linked car park, has

The Philly artist’s immersive installation at UArts taps into anxieties born out of the pandemic era.

The AIA Gold Medal win by Carol Ross Barney underscores the importance of well-designed public spaces.

The Bilbao Fine Arts Museum remodeling and expansion project, designed by Foster + Partners, break ground.

AN contributor Ryan Scavnicky draws comparisons between Las Vegas architecture and the designs popping up in the metaverse.