Video on the Nelson-Atkins Museum Video on the contemporary architecture in Beijing View full entry
Jonathan Glancey takes a long and appreciative look at the structural work of engineer Cecil Balmond: The Guardian. View full entry
For the first time in its history, the American Institute of Architects bestowed one of its top national awards, the Firm Award, to a female-owned partnership, Leers Weinzapfel Associates. The Boston firm, was founded in 1982 by Andrea Leers and Jane Weinzapfel. Washington Post View full entry
CNN spoke to Ken Yeang, an architect and ecologist, and the principle of the UK practice of Llweleyn Davis Yeang about his work to combine high rise architecture and environmental awareness. CNN View full entry
Benjamin Ball's and Gaston Nogues's (Ball-Nogues) site-specific installation Rip Curl Canyon, commissioned by Rice Gallery in 2006, was honored with a Citation at the 2007 American Institute of Architects, Los Angeles (AIALA), Design Awards Gala on June 21. Known to be one of the most competitive... View full entry
Tonight architect Mike Friedlander is to receive a special award from the city’s Art Commission “for the quality of design that he consistently brings to the Department of Sanitation’s capital projects.” NYT View full entry
Lauded and pilloried (well, by one client), the U.K. sensation heads to our shores. Topics covered touch on past forum discussions about race and architecture, starchitects, and public vs private space. NYMag View full entry
Lessons from Bernard Rudofsky opens at the CCA in Montreal. | thestar View full entry
Architect Gene Leedy has never been one to follow tradition and neither are his loyal fans, who decided to honor one of Winter Haven's most colorful characters while he was still around to enjoy the attention. Mr. Leedy says that developers are "architectural terrorists" The Ledger (with video) |... View full entry
The LA Times' Christopher Hawthorne touches on the recently deceased George Yu's legacy. Read | Previously View full entry
OMA offshoot REX decloaks with a nice new website. Is the age of flash architecture websites gone? We hope so. View full entry
Office dA announces the opening of the installation, Voromuro, for the Institute of Contemporary Art Exhibit: Art on the Harbor Islands . Voromuro forms part of the ICA’S public art project on display through October 8, 2007 at the Boston Harbor Islands. View full entry
Christian Unverzagt principal of M1/DTW, and designer of the (in)famous Architecture Sucks Tees is featured in a recent article in Model D. I agree, there is something about Detroit... View full entry
In 1976, Barry Benepe, an architect and planner, and father of Adrian Benepe, New York City parks and recreation commissioner, started a market on the city's East Side. It succeeded -- and begat many other markets. ABC News View full entry
As imposing as Philip Johnson's estate is as a historical landmark, it is as telling about his weaknesses as a designer as about his influence as an advocate for architecture. Its uneven collection of architectural follies is an expression of a man more notable for a restless imagination and... View full entry