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1 week ago | 
archinect.com | Josh Niland |Antonio Pacheco |MacKenzie Goldberg |Mackenzie Goldberg |Alexander Walter
Organizers for this year’s U.S. Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale have shared new renderings detailing the presentation PORCH: An Architecture of Generosity and its exploration of the typology common to the architecture of the American South. The exhibition...
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3 weeks ago | 
archinect.com | Josh Niland |Antonio Pacheco |Nicholas Korody |Orhan Ayyuce
Ennead is behind a newly completed dinosaur fossil museum project for Rowan University, a private school with an enrollment of 23,000 located in Gloucester County, New Jersey. Their design for the Edelman Fossil Park & Museum with KSS Architects situates the 44,000-square-foot building...
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4 weeks ago | 
archinect.com | Niall Patrick Walsh |Antonio Pacheco |Alexander Walter
The Yale Center for British Art will reopen its doors to the public on March 29, 2025. The museum is emerging from a two-year closure dedicated to a major conservation project aimed at preserving the iconic building, which was Louis Kahn’s final architectural work. Entrance court and skylights...
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1 month ago | 
archinect.com | Niall Patrick Walsh |Alexander Walter |Antonio Pacheco |Sean Joyner
Snøhetta has shared an insight into the construction of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota. Images shared to the firm’s Instagram show the final structural elements of the scheme coming together. According to the firm, the final structural elements of the scheme’s...
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2 months ago | 
archinect.com | Paul Petrunia |Alexander Walter |Antonio Pacheco |Amelia Taylor-Hochberg
Architectural historian and SCI-Arc faculty member Erik Ghenoiu lost his home to the Eaton Fire despite proactive fire mitigation efforts. Now, Ghenoiu is leading a faculty research initiative at SCI-Arc to study why certain structures survived while others didn’t—and what architects and...
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2 months ago | 
archinect.com | Josh Niland |Antonio Pacheco |Katherine Guimapang |Hope Daley
His remarks never sounded capricious; nor did they seem unwelcome. This is the core of the business: people draw ten versions of a stairway, or a lobby, and agree to develop the best one, and then someone—possibly Lord Foster—starts to wonder about an eleventh version. Foster is very good at designing. But he’s also very good at making others not stop designing.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
archinect.com | Josh Niland |Alexander Walter |Antonio Pacheco
Trump and his devotees in government are the absolute last people who should be shaping the policy for federal building design. Trump should leave well enough alone.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
archinect.com | Niall Patrick Walsh |Antonio Pacheco |Alexander Walter |Ellen Snow Hancock
Snøhetta has offered an update on construction progress at the Busan Opera House in Busan, South Korea. The Norway-based firm won the competition for the scheme’s design back in 2012, proposing a new opera house along the city’s northern seaport. Over a decade later, new photographs show...
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
archinect.com | Josh Niland |Antonio Pacheco |Paul Petrunia |Alexander Walter
Gensler’s next foray into medical/life sciences research and development projects has been revealed for Seattle’s growing innovation cluster. Located next to the Space Needle, the nine-story 222 Fifth N is a 200,000-square-foot design defined by its dramatic, shifted volumes that...
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
archinect.com | Josh Niland |Antonio Pacheco |Anastasia Tokmakova
Bryan C. Lee, the 2025-2026 President of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA), has shared a call to action for members as part of an introductory address for the new year. In it, Lee (who recently won the prestigious 2025 Whitney M. Young Jr. Award) states his...
