[architecture]

SharePinTweetShare Monday, February 9th at 7pm Cronkite School of Journalism, Room 128 555 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, Arizona Bernard Khoury is known as the bad [read more...]

SharePinTweetShareNew York’s Museum of Modern Art and its affiliate P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center announced the selection of MOS as the winner of their tenth annual Young Architects Program. Each year, emerging architects compete to design an [read more...]

SharePinTweetShareCNN recently aired a three part series with host Becky Anderson featuring interviews with prominent architects. Part 1 Interview with author of The Architecture of [read more...]

SharePinTweetShareAfter we did our story on the Chanel Mobile Art Pavilion in the August/September 08 issue, I was convinced I had to go see it [read more...]

SharePinTweetShareThe Calvin Klein Collection store on Madison Avenue in New York unveiled a unique collaborative installation as the centerpiece of the store’s annual holiday window [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare If you travel just beyond the quaint town square of Prescott, Arizona, you’ll meander through the tall pines until you come upon a campus [read more...]

SharePinTweetShareThose crazy Brits are always giving buildings nicknames: Gherkin, Cheese Grater, and the Shard. The Civil Justice Centre in Manchester, England is no exception, dubbed [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare San Francisco is one of those cities that is whatever visitors want it to be. Once referred to as the Paris of the West, [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare The Tempe Transportation Center is many things. It is the first bike center in Arizona, the first green light rail station and, most importantly, [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare As an architect, Richard Doria has always had his eye on the horizon. Now as a developer and builder, that zest for wanting to [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare Synergy in client/designer relationships doesn’t always happen. When it does, the results are amazing.  Such is the theme of Will Jones’ new book, The New [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare Long thought of as cookie cutter, temporary and undifferentiated building blocks, prefab has shed its stigma. Now known as a way to reconcile high [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare Featuring the work of the world’s leading architects in words, drawings and images, Big & Green is a pioneering and definitive exploration of the [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare Home Theater Design is much more than just a How-To book. It is a comprehensive guide to planning all types of entertainment areas in the [read more...]

SharePinTweetShare The importance of urban landscape architecture has been steadily increasing in the past decade as cities are revitalizing their urban cores. The need for [read more...]