The Architect's Newspaper

The Architect's Newspaper is a monthly magazine focused on architecture in the USA, available in print and online. Established in 2003 by William Menking, the editor-in-chief, and Diana Darling, the publisher, the publication aims to provide news and information that is important to architects, designers, engineers, landscape architects, lighting designers, interior designers, academics, developers, contractors, and anyone else interested in the urban landscape.

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Plan Plan designs a prototype for a materially and financially economic family apartment

4 days ago | archpaper.com | Kelly Pau

Building a family often requires more space and with more space, more clutter. CC Residence, a spatially and monetarily economic project in Brooklyn, New York, considers how to raise a family with a minimalist approach. On a limited budget, local architecture and design practice, Plan Plan, renovated the apartment for a couple with a young child.
Elevate any outdoor space with Infinity Drain’s outdoor drainage solutions

5 days ago | archpaper.com | Kristine Klein

As the leading manufacturer of luxury architectural drains proudly made in the U.S., Infinity DrainⓇ’s linear drainage solutions have endless outdoor applications from poolside to grillside. Infinity Drain’s design-forward linear drains can be seamlessly integrated into walkways, pool surrounds, driveways, outdoor showers, and balconies.
National Building Museum announces Momentum Park(our)

1 week ago | archpaper.com | Paige Davidson

This summer, the National Building Museum invites visitors of all ages to move, climb, leap, and experience architecture like never before with Momentum Park(our), a bold new installation that transforms the Museum’s West Court into an immersive Parkour training course. Created in collaboration with Parkour pioneer Mark Toorock and American Parkour (APK), Momentum Park(our), opens to the public on Thursday, July 3 and runs through Sunday, July 20, 2025.
At The Manner, Hannes Peer Architecture brings Milan to New York

1 week ago | archpaper.com | Kelly Pau

Milanese firm Hannes Peer Architecture’s first hotel project brings an elegant Italian and residential style to New York’s The Manner, a spinoff from Standard International. The firm worked with Verena Haller, the hotel’s chief design officer, to outfit the property’s lobby, 97 guest rooms, penthouse, restaurant, cocktail bar, and the guest-only space dubbed The Apartment. Stepping into the richly layered, art-filled hotel one is transported to a chic, Milanese apartment.
Three generations at Robert P. Madison International reflect on history and current state of company

1 week ago | archpaper.com | Kelly L. Beamon |Kristine Klein

Like a household, architecture firms can benefit from having multiple generations under one roof. Elders establish values and identity, midcareer leaders possess enough experience to weigh both traditional and new ideas, and young professionals provide a steady flow of fresh insights. Award-winning 70-year-old firm Robert P. Madison International (RPMI) is an excellent example that shows that a generational mix works.
Thomas-McBrien Architects’s timber pavilion for New Wave London

1 week ago | archpaper.com | Paige Davidson |Kristine Klein

For the last 15 years, construction company New Wave London has called an industrial 2-story headquarters in London’s Brent neighborhood home. However, it was time for a change. New Wave London reached out to longtime friends and colleagues at Thomas-McBrien Architects to tweak the layout. To retain the existing building, minimize embodied carbon, and add almost 6,500 square feet of space, the architects opted for a glulam roof extension.
Keith Burns Architect remodels a 1950s split-level townhouse

1 week ago | archpaper.com | Kelly Pau

The desire for more space is a tale as old as time, but for a couple in New York it wasn’t just about adding room so much as how these rooms will be used in the future. Keith Burns Architect applied the client’s desired flexibility to their 1950s, 2-story, split-level townhouse in East Williamsburg.
New Sérgio Ferro book showcases the architect’s moment of disenchantment

2 weeks ago | archpaper.com | Sergio Ferro |Kristine Klein

Last year, MACK Books published Architecture from Below, which anthologized writings by the French Brazilian architect, theorist, and painter Sérgio Ferro. (Douglas Spencer reviewed it for AN.) Now, MACK follows with Design and the Building Site and Complementary Essays, the second in the trilogy of books dedicated to Ferro’s scholarship.
Sleek acoustic solutions for hospitality projects

2 weeks ago | archpaper.com | Kelly Pau

These hospitality-appropriate acoustics and textiles cater to both performance and style, with an emphasis on material sustainability, texture, and dual functionality. In celebration of Carnegie’s 50-year partnership with Création Baumann, the duo has released acoustic curtains, a sleek sound solution to making interiors flexible and functional. Fresco is a coated upholstery design on a woven polyester and rayon backing that offers a subtle dry-brushed texture.
Lutron Electronics acquires Orluna LED Technologies Limited

2 weeks ago | archpaper.com | Lutron Electronics |Paige Davidson

Lutron Electronics, a global leader in lighting control, automated shading solutions, and intelligent fixtures, announces its acquisition of Orluna LED Technologies Limited, a premier United Kingdom–based manufacturer specializing in high-quality architectural lighting fixtures. The acquisition marks Lutron’s first outside North America. Founded in 2010, Orluna is known for its high-quality downlights, uplights, and surface and track fixtures.