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Mariposa Land Port of Entry, Designed by Jones Studio
Mark Lamster and the University of Texas Host the David Dillon Symposium in Dallas
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Scrap Trees Get New Life in Structural Systems
Next Progressives: PAR Uses Competitions to Build Relationships
Countdown to Greenbuild 2014 in New Orleans
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Fondation Louis Vuitton Opens to the Public
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Researchers at the Ohio State University Develop a Solar-Powered Battery
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Morning News Roundup: Oct. 27, 2014
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AIA Chicago Reveals Design Excellence Award Winners at Designight 2014
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Q+A: Julia Stasch of the MacArthur Foundation
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Q+A: Autodesk's Sustainability Lead Explains How Data Shapes Cities
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Morning News Roundup: Oct. 24, 2014
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Across the Institute: In Denver, Istanbul, London, San Diego, and Savannah
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Five Wood Products to Lighten Up Projects
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Q+A: Five Questions with Skanska's Chief Sustainability Officer Beth Heider
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USGBC Task Group Announces Deliverables from Google’s $3M Grant
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Los Angeles Architects are Already Reimagining the City's Rooftops
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Judith Edelman, Pioneer of Women in Architecture, Dies at 91
Latest Building Projects
Fondation Louis Vuitton, Designed by Gehry Partners
Frank Gehry discusses the inception of his pavilion-like cultural center in Paris’s Bois de Boulogne, and how his design process influenced the result.
Historic TWA Terminal Restoration Plans Continue to Soar
Eero Saarinen’s TWA Flight Center at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) may get a new life after all.
Everyman Theatre Wins the 2014 RIBA Stirling Prize
The annual award, which honors the best building in the United Kingdom, this year went to Haworth Tompkins for the Everyman Theatre in Liverpool.
Florida Polytechnic University, Designed by Santiago Calatrava
The architect's Innovation, Science and Technology Building will be the focal point of a campus being built around his vision.
Zaha Hadid Architects Designs Cambodian Genocide Memorial
Construction will begin next year on the memorial and institute dedicated to victims of Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge regime.
Renovation: Construction Begins on Buffalo's Richardson Olmsted Complex
The design and construction team for the renovation of the historic Richardson Olmsted Complex in Buffalo, N.Y., broke ground today. The project's first phase will turn a portion of the former insane asylum campus into a hotel and events space.
Lake Minnetonka Retreat House, Designed by Snow Kreilich Architects
With its two intersecting volumes and a bevy of views, this Deephaven, Minn., house designed by Snow Kreilich Architects is a meticulously detailed exercise in restraint.
The Latest Carnegie Library Redevelopment Designs Struck Down
MGA Architects and Olin submitted updated designs for remaking Washington, D.C.'s 1903 Carnegie Library into a new home for the International Spy Museum, but the city's Historic Preservation Review Board sent them back to the drawing board.
Museum of Science Fiction Selects Design for Preview Museum
A graduate student at the Rhode Island School of Design won the design competition for a mini preview version of the planned D.C. museum.
The 2014 ARCHITECT 50
Next Progressives series
Friendly Competition
Los Angeles firm Platform for Architecture + Research sees competitions as vehicles for building working relationships, regardless of their outcomes.Innovative Detail series
Heydar Aliyev International Airport
Istanbul-based architecture studio Autoban creates a wooden village to encourage wandering in a vast terminal.Up and Running series
Informed Decisions for Investing in the Future
How can you find the right space and the appropriate tools at a reasonable price to guarantee that the investments you make will be beneficial for your firm?Current Issue
October 2014
Frank Gehry builds in Paris, Calatrava finds redemption in Central Florida, making informed investments for your young firm, Craig Hamilton's elegant classic bath house, PAR uses competitions to test their talent, Jones Studio's beautiful and efficient border crossing, using tree trunks as structural elements, bringing solar power to rural India, and more ...AIArchitect
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Denver, Istanbul, London, San Diego, and Savannah.
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