The Architect’s Newspaper
The most authoritative voice on architecture and design in the United States.
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Most recent posts
A study pavilion designed on the campus of the Technical University of Braunschweig and the Gabriel García Márquez Library in Barcelona were named by the Fundació Mies van der Rohe and The post Gustav Düsing, …
“Le Grand Soir” is a French phrase that connotes “the big night” in English, but also the future—a better, egalitarian, revolutionary future—the Moroccan-French artist Yto Barrada told me on a The post Yto Barrada’s <em>Le …
Tropical Modernism: Architecture and Independence V&A Museum London Through September 22 Staged in the V&A’s Porter Gallery, Tropical Modernism is a densely packed exhibition, trotting through 20th-century architectural histories in Ghana The post <em>Tropical Modernism</em> …