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5 Ground-Breaking Conceptual Projects Address the Complex Problems of Our Time
Driving the Human, a three-day festival in Berlin proposes far out ideas for eco-social renewal.
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Profiles
Julie Bargmann Is the Winner of the Inaugural Oberlander Prize; a “Pritzker Prize” for Landscape Architecture.
Architects have the Pritzker and artists have the National Medal of the Arts. Now, landscape architects have the Oberlander.
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Understanding the Available City at the Chicago Architectural Biennial
A tour of the Damen Silos and a celebration of the Wall of Respect show a biennial struggling to achieve longer-term engagement with the city it calls home.
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David Benjamin’s Venice Biennale Installation Makes the Case for Probiotic Living
While some experts seek to protect us from pathogens, others argue that we must learn to live with microbes.
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An Exhibition in Lisbon Examines the Relationship Between Design and Play
On view at Garagem Sul, At Play includes various archival ephemera and built forms that highlight the role of imagination in design.
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Projects
AUX Architecture Designs a Building That’s a Beacon of Light
The Glorya Kaufman Performing Arts Center expands a synagogue and meeting space into a dynamic educational and performance venue in West L.A.
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An Exhibition Allows Visitors to Experience Long-Demolished Works by Wright and Sullivan
Louis Sullivan’s Garrick Theater and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Larkin Building are recreated in an experiential exhibition at Wrightwood 659 in Chicago.
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During NeoCon an Installation Lights Up the Mart
A projection by noted conceptual artist Barbara Kruger takes over the facade of theMart twice every evening during NeoCon.
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Programs
Announcing the Winners of the Planet Positive Awards
The Metropolis Planet Positive Awards recognize projects and products that make a positive impact on people and planet. The 2021 winners include 44 top picks across regions, project types, and product categories.
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A Photography Exhibit Investigates the Sacred in Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architecture
On view at the Beth Sholom Synagogue and traveling to Wright sites around the country, Sacred Spaces: Frank Lloyd Wright x Andew Pielage explores the architect’s unique conception of sacredness and the spiritual weight
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Projects
This Library by Atelier Xi Celebrates Past and Present
A series of small concrete pavilions revitalizes isolated communities in China’s Henan province.
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Two New Residencies Offer Indigenous Voices a Platform for Design Innovation
Architects Chris T. Cornelius and Anjelica Gallegos discuss their experiences as inaugural fellows at two New York–based programs.
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A New Group Show at Neutra’s VDL House Remembers Those Who Lived There
Curated by Los Angeles gallery Marta and Erik Benjamins, Built In explores the architect's family legacy through multiple disciplines and mediums.
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Profiles
Sandfuture, an Unconventional Biography of Minoru Yamasaki, Pushes the Boundaries of Architectural Writing
Author Justin Beal discusses his new book and the complicated legacy of the World Trade Center’s architect.
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Objects of Common Interest Gets Up Close and Personal with Isamu Noguchi
The Noguchi Museum’s Hard, Soft, and All Lit Up with Nowhere to Go exhibition draws striking parallels between the contemporary studio and the influential master.
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Projects
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Moves into a Restored Movie Palace
Led by architects Kahler Slater, the conversion of Milwaukee’s Warner Grand Theatre was years in the making, requiring a suite of upgrades and restoration work.
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Projects
Bryony Roberts’s Outside the Lines Makes Space for Everybody
A new interactive outdoor installation at the High Museum in Atlanta presents a more inclusive example of public space.
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Viewpoints
A Pioneering Exhibition Will Showcase Contemporary Indigenous Architecture
Embracing “placeknowing” as a process to understand building and planning, the curators will highlight modern achievements in Pueblo architecture.
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Six Initiatives Model Ways to Practice True Design Justice
Across the globe, architects, designers, and planners are redefining what it means to be an advocate in the design professions.
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The Inaugural Helsinki Biennial Provides A Blueprint for Sustainable Affairs
Global art fairs are notorious for their carbon footprint—the Helsinki Biennial takes serious precautions for environmental health.