Exhibits

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  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.

   
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  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.

   
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  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.

   
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  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.

   
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  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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  Across the Institute

  New Orleans, Cambridge, San Francisco, Houston, Washington, D.C., Salvador

   
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  Rafael Guastavino, a Master Builder Behind the Architecture

  A National Building Museum exhibition looks at the history and work of Guastavino Co., whose patented vaulting system covers more than 600 buildings in the U.S.

   
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  L.A. Exhibition Shows What Might Have Been

  Sam Lubell’s “Never Built Los Angeles” now showing at the city’s Museum of Architecture and Design.

   
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  2013 Designs of the Year Nominees

  From a flower-shaped, solar-powered LED to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland, the best in design for this past year is now being honored at the Design Museum in London.

   
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  Across the Institute

  Salt Lake City, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Denver