Josh Niland

1 week ago | archinect.com | Josh Niland

Archinect's latest Studio Snapshot features the New York/Madrid outfit salazarsequeromedina. Founded in 2020 by Laura Salazar, Pablo Sequero, and Juan Medina, the firm has emerged on the international scene, culminating in recognition as one of six Architectural League Prize for Young Architects + Designers winners for 2025.

2 weeks ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Josh Niland

By JOSH NILAND May 22, 2025The annual rites of spring in New York (aka Frieze Week) have ushered in the realization of a different sort of renewal staged inside an empty Midtown office building courtesy of Falcon Art Collective’s “arbitrary, non-national, non-rational, unofficial, and incomplete” survey R U STILL PAINTING??, on view until the end of May on the 15th floor of 520 Eighth Avenue.

2 weeks ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Josh Niland

By JOSH NILAND May 22, 2025The annual rites of spring in New York (aka Frieze Week) have ushered in the realization of a different sort of renewal staged inside an empty Midtown office building courtesy of Falcon Art Collective’s “arbitrary, non-national, non-rational, unofficial, and incomplete” survey R U STILL PAINTING??, on view until the end of May on the 15th floor of 520 Eighth Avenue.

2 weeks ago | whitehotmagazine.com | Josh Niland

By JOSH NILAND May 22, 2025The annual rites of spring in New York (aka Frieze Week) have ushered in the realization of a different sort of renewal staged inside an empty Midtown office building courtesy of Falcon Art Collective’s “arbitrary, non-national, non-rational, unofficial, and incomplete” survey R U STILL PAINTING??, on view until the end of May on the 15th floor of 520 Eighth Avenue.

3 weeks ago | archinect.com | Josh Niland

Farshid Moussavi has shared an inside look at their new Ismaili Center project in Houston. The first U.S. location for the Aga Khan Foundation and considerable local Ismaili Muslim community is 150,000 square feet and sits on an axis parallel to the city’s Waterway. Its program contains, among other inclusions, a black box theater, exhibition halls, a library, and traditional Jamatkhana sanctuary. Nelson Byrd Woltz was included to complete the project’s 11-acre landscaped component.