Paul Petrunia

Los Angeles

Founder and Publisher at Bustler

Founder and Publisher at Archinect

Founder/Director of Archinect, the first and longest-running online architecture publication and community platform.

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Archinect News Articles tagged "jenny sabin studio"

4 weeks ago | archinect.com | Josh Niland |Anastasia Tokmakova |Paul Petrunia |Nicholas Korody

Rigidity is the target of a new interdisciplinary project at the Cornell AAP led by ecoLogicStudio founder Jenny Sabin that developed a new system of photovoltaics that can contour more flexibly to different surfaces of structures thanks to its mimicry of complex biomechanics. It’s called...
Archinect News Articles tagged "ronald rael"

2 months ago | archinect.com | Niall Patrick Walsh |Alexander Walter |MacKenzie Goldberg |Mackenzie Goldberg |Paul Petrunia

The group of artists exhibiting at Desert X 2025 has been announced. The fifth edition of the site-specific art exhibition will be open from March 8 to May 11, 2025, at sites across the Coachella Valley. Curated by Artistic Director Neville Wakefield and Co-curator Kaitlin...
SCI-Arc faculty member Erik Ghenoiu studies rebuilding after losing home in Eaton Fire

2 months ago | archinect.com | Paul Petrunia

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 policymakers can do to create more fire-resistant communities.
Archinect News Articles tagged "kcrw"

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...
Archinect News Articles tagged "altadena"

2 months ago | archinect.com | Paul Petrunia

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...
Archinect News Articles tagged "space needle"

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...
Portland's Linden, Brown Architecture rebrands as Observation Studio (and is currently hiring)

Dec 2, 2024 | archinect.com | Paul Petrunia

Portland-based architecture firm Linden, Brown Architecture has rebranded as Observation Studio, marking a new phase in its evolution. Regular Archinect readers may remember our interview with the firm earlier this year, where they shared insights into their design process and the influence of the Pacific Northwest on their work.
Archinect News Articles tagged "trey trahan"

Nov 6, 2024 | archinect.com | Josh Niland |Paul Petrunia

With the upcoming 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina on the horizon for 2025, the new interior renovations by Trahan Architects to one of its tragic epicenters—the historic Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana—is an important project to highlight following the completion of...
Archinect News Articles tagged "american architecture"

Oct 17, 2024 | archinect.com | Josh Niland |Paul Petrunia |Katherine Guimapang |Antonio Pacheco

He’s now the subject of a modest but riveting retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan, organized by Abraham Thomas, called 'Materialized Space: The Architecture of Paul Rudolph,' whose first order of business is obviously to answer a question people outside architecture circles will ask, namely: Who was he?
Curtis J. Moody, FAIA, NOMA, founder of Moody Nolan, passes away at 73

Oct 15, 2024 | archinect.com | Paul Petrunia

Curtis J. Moody, a trailblazing architect and founder of Moody Nolan, passed away peacefully yesterday, on October 13th, 2024. He was 73. Moody leaves behind a remarkable legacy as the leader of the largest African-American-owned architecture firm in the United States. His contributions to the field of architecture extended far beyond design, serving as a beacon for future generations of Black architects.