For a global city, New York can be awfully provincial. Its architecture firms export designs across the world, but only a handful of outside auteurs manage to penetrate the city’s insular development ...

New York is home to some of the world’s greatest architecture, so, naturally, New York architects rank among the top talents around the globe. The city’s residential architects are pros at creating ...

Deep in the bowels of Penn Station, there’s a small sign that reads “Penn RR Trains,” its red arrow forever pointing passengers towards trains that no longer run for a station that once was. It’s a ...

Built by New York opens at the Center for Architecture, with graphics and exhibition design by Once–Future Office. (Asya Gorovits) View of the ground-floor gallery at Center for Architecture. (Asya ...

Which is why I was happy to see that upstart architecture magazine the New York Review of Architecture (founded in 2019) devoted its entire March issue to L.A. Our critics and reporters guide you ...

Despite the office market’s bleak outlook, some of the city’s busiest architecture firms were those that specialize in workplace design. Gensler was 2023’s most active architecture firm, according to ...

The New York–based practice Lang Architecture, led by founder Drew Lang, is expanding its presence in the Hudson Valley with the opening of a new satellite studio in Rhinebeck, New York. The new ...

The Real Deal's annual rankings reveal a turning point, as the shifting tides of housing policy defined a post-pandemic design market Back: 160 Water Street, 25 Water Street, 55 Broad Street and 80 ...

He designed museums, schools and libraries before winning international acclaim late in life for 15 Central Park West in Manhattan, hailed as a rebirth of the luxury apartment building. By Robert D.

Chicagoans know Robert A.M. Stern better than they might realize; his ubiquitous designs for bus stop shelters and other street furniture for JC Decaux have graced streets throughout the city since ...

According to Repponen, this series depicts the buildings as the architect had intended, by removing them from distracting elements and placing them as the center of attention.