Herzog & de Meuron’s LA Arts District Will Take Almost Two Decades to Complete
Herzog & De Meuron team up with California developer SunCal to design a massive mixed-use developmen t in Downtown Los Angeles.
Inspiration: Industry
Reports on the latest and greatest from the architecture and building-product industries.
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Architecture Favorite: Winter Stations Are Back on the Beaches of Toronto’s Waterfront
The 2017 Winter Stations stem from the central theme of “Catalyst” and offer meditations on the powe r of change.
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Paris Plans 7 Skyscrapers to Steal Away British Companies After Brexit
The vast proposal includes projects by Jean Nouvel, Norman Foster and Christian de Portzamparc.
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Rafael Aranda, Carme Pigem and Ramon Vilalta Win the 2017 Pritzker Architecture Prize
It is the first time a trio of architects have received the award.
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Studio Gang’s Solar Carve Tower Approved for Construction on the High Line
The building employs “solar carving technology” in an effort to ensure the elevator park receives en ough sunlight.
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Epic Brutalism: CPlusC Envisions a Tetris-Like Addition for Sydney’s Controversial Sirius Building
The Sirius building is the only high-rise development in the neighborhood, offering exclusive views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.
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Weathered Wonder: Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekten Proposes a Dramatic New Overlook in Alsace, France
The Oslo-based firm won an international competition to design an observation deck at the site of an old quarry and abandoned railway.
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Architects Given Just Days to Submit Proposals for Trump’s Border Wall
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security will start accepting bids for President Trump’s border wall as early as March 6.
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Constructing a Comeback: SHoP Unveils Ambitious Plans for the Tallest Tower in Detroit
SHoP Architects and Hamilton Anderson Associates reveal new images for their massive development in downtown Detroit.
