If you don't mind hiking up the border, there's the
Eric Arthur gallery in Toronto, by the university.

Henry Urbach Gallery - New York City

http://www.huagallery.com/


Storefront for Art and Architecture - New York City

http://www.storefrontnews.org/

You also might like to speak to Alan if the LA Forum for Architecture and Urban Design would be interested.

I Space Gallery - Chicago

http://www.ispace.uiuc.edu/

The Chicago Architecture Club

http://www.chicagoarchitectureclub.org/

thanks. this is great.

What about in San Francisco, Seattle or Philadelphia?

I'll ask around - but like Sgt. Schultz from Hogan's Heroes - I know nothing!

They are mostly art-related, but you can browse the links section : Museums/Galleries

Mason a few of the archinecters for a SF discussion said that you might try:

www.aiasf.org

But I think the best bet for SF would be:

http://www.cca.edu

http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/

cheers

i wouldn't say it has a focus on architecture or urbanism, but it regularly hosts architectural work: ICA Philadelphia

scale ranges from a big greg lynn-curated group show to 1 room of local firm Kieran Timberlake's research work.

other Philadelphia possibilities (even though they mostly focus on art) might be: 222 Gallery (run by Otto Design Group) or maybe Space 1026.

suyama space, in seattle, is not a gallery for architecture, but it is a gallery curated by architects. their gallery focuses on mostly large scale installations >>

http://www.suyamapetersondeguchi.com/art/

images of past shows are archived.

in atlanta:

http://www.thecontemporary.org/

is a small arts gallery with a connection to georgia tech. they usually host the faculty work:

http://www.coa.gatech.edu/arch/WEB/index.HTM

in Los Angeles has a gallery space...

atlanta--the acac:
http://www.thecontemporary.org/pages/gallery/gallery.html

limn gallery in San Franscisco is small, but rather chic.

also, there is M&A (I think that's the name...) in LA, max protech in NY, and Howard House in Seattle. the seattle AIA also has a gallery space.

mimiz - M&A (Materials & Applications) is correct. They are in Silverlake. www.emanate.org

mason -

actually, if you're eager to get to atlanta, try the museum of design (a small museum downtown). they focus on architecture, furniture, and related non-fine arts type work. i'm working with them on an architecture exhibit for the spring and they are doing a traveling show on paul rudolph's florida houses this fall. email and i'll give you the contacts to talk to.

www.atlantainternationalmusuem.org

good luck.

dammit. link doesn't work. try this one.

http://www.atlantainternationalmuseum.org/

3A Garage on South Park in SF

http://www.mh-a.com/pages/3agarage.html

dave,
I thought the 3A garage gallery closed when mini-william stout in south park shut down.