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Yale School of Architecture
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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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Yale Architecture Students Build a Unique Off-Grid, Outdoor Classroom
Students in the university's Regenerative Building Lab designed an innovative island-based research station for their peers in the sciences.
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Yale School of Architecture’s “Two Sides of the Border” Reimagines the U.S-Mexico Border
The Tatiana Bilbao–organized show uses student work, Iwan Baan photography, and maps to present multitudinous—though sometimes blurry—visions for the contentious region.
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Super-Sustainable Dwelling, Built to Push the Limits of Self-Sufficiency, Goes on View at U.N. Headquarters
A collaboration between Yale University, Gray Organschi Architecture, and the U.N., the CLT module was designed and built within a break-neck speed of five weeks.
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Rediscovering the Social Aspirations of Israel’s Early Modernists
A new exhibition at Yale School of Architecture distills social values from Israel's early Modernist Architecture.
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Deborah Berke on Buckminster Fuller’s Dymaxion Map
For our inaugural "Noteworthy" column, in which an architect or designer reflects on an object that has inspired them, Deborah Berke discusses Buckminster Fuller's remarkable Dymaxion Map.
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Yale Looks Ahead After Robert A.M. Stern’s Departure
The departure of an influential figure in architectural academia and the arrival of his successor, Deborah Berke, signal possibilities for correctives.
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How Vincent Scully Inspired New Generations to Think Seriously About Architecture
His passionate teaching inspired generations of architects, designers, and students to think seriously about architecture.
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George Nelson and Finding Joy in Limits
The George Nelson exhibit at Yale School of Architecture shows how the iconic designer embraced fun in his work.
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Tracing Palladio in Peter Eisenman’s Works
Close your eyes and imagine a villa. You know, one with carefully proportioned walls, perhaps balanced along a systematic floorplan. Maybe the elevation can fold onto the floor – or superimpose the walls and roof p
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Best in Class: Top Student Designs That Are Ready for the Real World
Graduating design students cross disciplines to produce surprisingly mature solutions.
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Yale to Renovate Complex Containing Kahn’s University Art Gallery
The Yale University Art Gallery (YUAG) stands at the corner of York and Chapel Streets in New Haven, within the walls of Louis Kahn’s 1953 architectural marvel. For the past six years, only the Kahn building at the YUA
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Frank Gehry: “There’s not Enough Humanity in Buildings”
Disney Concert Hall Sometimes, you need to hear what you already know. A nightcap on the Open House events last Thursday, a conversation between Paul Goldberger and Frank Gehry didn’t bring to the fore any new insights