The Center for Architecture in New York is hosting “V'SOSKE Rugs by Architects: Architecture in Transition 1979-1993,” which opened this week and continues through May 28.
Architecture for Humanity’s Design Like You Give a Damn: Building Change from the Ground Up supplements the original by examining more than 100 projects from around the world.
Design firm Generator Studio builds a photovoltaic installation for the 'World's Fair' exhibit at the Nelson-Atkins. Through Aug. 19.
This year's 25-Year Award goes to this famous, and misunderstood, house, as fondly remembered by his project designer.
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The AIA’s 2012 National Convention app for the iPhone and iPad directs attendees through this week’s show with a suite of informational resources and services.
Design students will be taking fabric off the chair and forming it into a structural display at the 2012 International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York next weekend.
As part of the Pacific Standard Time consortium of exhibits, the Chinese American Museum highlights four architects who helped build L.A. Through June 3.
Indianapolis / Marlon Blackwell Architect
The Architect of the Capitol surveys the city of Washington that almost was, in an exhibit at the National Building Museum.
The National Building Museum curator talks about the influence of the P/A Awards.