Events

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  Final Weekend for Garden Dialogues Series

  The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s “What’s Out There Garden Dialogues” lets design-savvy nature enthusiasts hear from the source regarding the inspiration for the space

   
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  Mini Golf Course by and Fore Builders and Designers

  The National Building Museum’s Indoor Mini Golf Course Features Holes Designed by Architects, Contractors, and Landscape Architects.

   
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  How Would You Improve Your Not-So-Favorite Public Space?

  The BMW Guggenheim Lab in Berlin is now accepting submissions for their project dedicated to transform[ing] a public place.

   
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  Across the Institute

  Denver, Milan, New York, Norfolk, Tallahassee, Scarborough

   
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  Material Innovations Introduced at Green Nation Fest

  Green Nation Fest, held in Rio de Janeiro, preceded Rio+20 and paved the way for environmental discussions on forestry, food, product design and architecture. But what intrigued Blaine Brownell were the innovative material approaches.

   
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  Report from the 2012 World Expo in South Korea, Part Four

  At the Yeosu World Expo, Blaine Brownell finds dynamic brick walls that reconfigure themselves—suggesting a future in which walls can convey important information, supply temporary seating or storage, or provide targeted shading.

   
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  Report from the 2012 World Expo in South Korea, Part Three

  The blurring of architecture and landscape architecture starts at the expo level, and drills down to the pavilion level of South Korea's World Expo, Blaine Brownell finds.

   
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  Report from the 2012 World Expo in South Korea, Part Two

  In the second part of a series on this year's World Expo, ARCHITECT's Blaine Brownell decides that for national pavilions, less is more.

   
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  Report from the 2012 World Expo in South Korea, Part One

  ARCHITECT contributor Blaine Brownell goes to the 2012 World Expo in South Korea and is pleasantly surprised by the emphasis of landscape over architecture.

   
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  How Architecture is Going Viral

  Ned Cramer to moderate AIA NY panel on technology and social media.