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Books

Edmund Bacon Biography by Gregory Heller

Ed Bacon: Planning, Politics and the Building of Modern Philadelphia, a new biography by Gregory L. Heller, explores his role as a...
Win Tickets for the AIA Austin Integrated Design Workshop with John Boecker

Answer Austin architecture trivia to win tickets to the "Integrated Design for Achieving Maximum Building Performance" workshop on May 9...
Texas-Sized Custom Houses in Classic Styles

Michael G., Imber: Ranches, Villas, and Houses offers readers highlights from the architect’s award-winning residential designs. The book...
Elliott and Elliott's Maine Houses, Where Modern Meets Vernacular

In Maine, a house on a meadow, a hill, the water, all reference local typologies and local landscape through a modern lens.
Reviewed: Maria Semple, "Where'd You Go, Bernadette"

Maria Semple's 2012 novel, "Where'd You Go, Bernadette," follows the reclusive Bernadette Fox, an architect whose stellar early promise...

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Design Objects

Product Design: Emanuela Frattini Magnusson Design + Architecture

The New York firm excels in all manner of design.
Product: Planterworx Element

This Brooklyn studio manufactures geometric metal planters with a twist.
Product: Michael Anastassiades Tube Chandelier

The London studio designs an elegant luminaire that derives its form from its function.
Product: 3M Architectural Markets Air

LEDs can turn suspension light fixtures into dynamic, large-scale art pieces.
Product: B&B Italia Tobi-Ishi

The founders of London-based studio Barber Ogersby drew from the materiality of stones found in traditional Japanese gardens to design a...

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Education

No Apologies for Cooper Union Financial Frustration

The end of free tuition at historic Cooper Union comes without any apology or recognition of wrongdoing by the people who bear...
Best Intentions

Client needs at school, work, and home.
Architectural Graphics Standards Now Available on the Cloud

The hefty reference guide, a staple on the bookshelves of design professionals and students alike, is now accessible on any mobile device.
Five Memorable TED Talks on Architecture and Planning

As TED2013 kicks off today, ARCHITECT looks at some of the rousing, thought-provoking, and inspirational presentations from past years.
PCBC 2013 Registration Opens

Registration is now underway for PCBC, to be held June 5-6 in San Diego.

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Events

Win Tickets for the AIA Austin Integrated Design Workshop with John Boecker

Answer Austin architecture trivia to win tickets to the "Integrated Design for Achieving Maximum Building Performance" workshop on May 9...
See, Save, and Celebrate Our Historic Buildings

In with the new, but hang on to and care for the old as well--that's the message of Preservation Month taking place throughout May.
'ARCHITECT Live' Co-Hosts Revealed

Amanda Gann and Karen Tang will join Stephen Chung as co-hosts at the 2013 AIA National Convention.
Across the Institute

New Orleans, Cambridge, San Francisco, Houston, Washington, D.C., Salvador
Vote Now for 'ARCHITECT Live' Co-Host

The AIA has opened voting for the person who will join Stephen Chung, AIA, as the co-host of 'ARCHITECT Live' at the 2013 AIA National...

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Exhibits

Miami Beach Square by Bjarke Ingels Group

Miami Beach Square—a 52-acre redevelopment proposal by BIG with West 8, Fentress, and JPA—would replace the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Questions Mounting for Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles Exhibition

Architects participating in 'A New Sculpturalism' at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles are moving forward with their plans, even as reports emerge that Frank Gehry's departure may undermine the exhibit.
What Los Angeles Might Have Looked Like

Cities are not only the sum of their parts but also a poignant collection of paths not taken. A new exhibit designed by Clive Wilkinson Architects at the A+D Museum in Los Angeles reassembles the film on the cutting room floor and imagines the metropolis that might have been.
Swinging at the National Building Museum

In its vast building in downtown Washington, D.C., the National Building Museum will host two mini golf courses designed and built by local capital area talent.
Exhibition: The Enduring Designs of Josef Frank

Now on view in Washington, D.C., a tribute to a Swedish Modern trailblazer.

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Books

Edmund Bacon Biography by Gregory Heller

Win Tickets for the AIA Austin Integrated Design Workshop with John Boecker

Texas-Sized Custom Houses in Classic Styles

Elliott and Elliott's Maine Houses, Where Modern Meets Vernacular

Reviewed: Maria Semple, "Where'd You Go, Bernadette"

Design Objects

Product Design: Emanuela Frattini Magnusson Design + Architecture

Product: Planterworx Element

Product: Michael Anastassiades Tube Chandelier

Product: 3M Architectural Markets Air

Product: B&B Italia Tobi-Ishi

Education

No Apologies for Cooper Union Financial Frustration

Best Intentions

Architectural Graphics Standards Now Available on the Cloud

Five Memorable TED Talks on Architecture and Planning

PCBC 2013 Registration Opens

Events

Win Tickets for the AIA Austin Integrated Design Workshop with John Boecker

See, Save, and Celebrate Our Historic Buildings

'ARCHITECT Live' Co-Hosts Revealed

Across the Institute

Vote Now for 'ARCHITECT Live' Co-Host

Exhibits

Miami Beach Square by Bjarke Ingels Group

Questions Mounting for Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles Exhibition

What Los Angeles Might Have Looked Like

Swinging at the National Building Museum

Exhibition: The Enduring Designs of Josef Frank

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