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The “largest building in the shape of a chicken” by Ricardo Tan opens in the Philippines, setting a new Guinness World Record
Hey Big Duck out on Long Island: Move over, the chickens have come home to roost. In the Philippines, a new 114-foot hotel ...
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The Tradesmen Group, a historic restoration company, showcases 100 percent employee ownership with new brand launch
The Tradesmen Group, a historic restoration company, showcases 100 percent employee ownership with new brand launch.
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In Connecticut, Abruzzo Bodziak Architects transforms an industrial culinary space into a light and flexible workspace, Tasting Rooms
For On The Marc Events, Abruzzo Bodziak Architects converts an industrial space into a light and flexible office, kitchen, and event space.
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Studio Gang sources local timber and stone to reduce embodied carbon for University of Chicago’s John W. Boyer Center in Paris
The University of Chicago (UC) John W. Boyer Center in Paris is now open, marking Studio Gang’s first built project in France ...
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New York City Council approves FARE Act, eliminating broker fees for renters
A new bill that does away with broker fees for renters in New York passed today. The Fairness in Apartment Rentals (FARE) Act, shepherded by City Councillor Chi Ossé of Brooklyn, was approved by the ...
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COOKFOX cofounder Rick Cook designs a machine for living—and skiing—in upstate New York
Rick Cook, cofounder of COOKFOX, designed a house in upstate New York as his “machine for skiing.” The home recalls nordic a.
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At NOMA’s annual conference equity issues in the profession remain top of mind
At the 2024 NOMA conference current NOMA president Pascale Sablan handed over the title to incoming president Bryan C. Lee, ...
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What do architecture, construction, climate, and real estate industry leaders have to say about the 2024 U.S. Presidential election results?
Myriad architecture groups are concerned about what the transition power could mean for the environment, racial and gender equity; while some building associations see an opportunity for slashing away ...
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Kengo Kuma & Associates and Vladimir Djurovic extend the campus of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon
Kengo Kuma & Associates with Oporto Office for Design and Architecture and Lebanese landscape architect Vladimir Djurovic ...
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Weiss/Manfredi wraps University of Toronto’s Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus with faceted precast concrete panels
A pair of flat-top concrete pyramids designed by New York City–based architecture firm Weiss/Manfredi now anoint the entrance ...
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In West Village, TUNA Architecture makes space for four-legged friends at Dogtown
Dogtown, designed by TUNA Architecture, in New York’s West Village is a new dog daycare, training and boarding facility; offering a case study in canine design. It takes up the ground floor and ...
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Brutalist library by Walter Netsch, and other buildings, are under threat in Aurora, New York, after Wells College’s recent closure
In Aurora, New York, a handful of important 19th and 20th century buildings on the former campus of Wells College are in ...