Emily Conklin is the managing editor of The Architect’s Newspaper and a writer and design historian based in Manhattan. She holds a dual Bachelor’s degree in journalism and art history from New York ...
The Waldorf Astoria is not your everyday hotel. Guests have ranged from Winston Churchill to Marilyn Monroe to Lucky Luciano. There’s a salad named after it, and a Cole Porter song referencing that ...
Editor’s Note: After the publication of this story, AN learned that the winning entry was rejected and a new selection process will take place. Read our follow-up news here. Studio Campo Baeza, a ...
In less than four years, Los Angeles’s Exposition Park will become the only site in the world to host events during three different Summer Olympics. A perpetual flame burns as a reminder atop the park ...
For an art installation staged near Union Square, Scale Rule, seven Fashion Institute of Technology students, architects at Grimshaw, and engineers at Schlaich Bergermann Partner (sbp) scaled up a ...
The Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center in the East Flatbush section of Brooklyn is public architecture at its best. The new facility named after the first Black woman elected to Congress was designed ...
The saga of Elizabeth Street Garden, a sliver of greenery in Lower Manhattan’s Nolita neighborhood, a subject of preservation campaigns, celebrity testimonies, lawsuits, and civic angst, has taken yet ...
On June 17, the Dallas City Council voted 9–5, with one member absent, to spend up to $3 million on a search for a new City Hall. The vote authorizes due diligence on relocation sites; it does not ...
Forty-eight teams. One-hundred-four matches. Sixteen cities across three countries. The 23rd FIFA World Cup is the largest tournament the sport has ever staged. It will open on June 11 in Mexico City ...
In 2022, the property was sold to GFP Real Estate and MetroLoft with Rockwood Capital for $251 million. These new owners commissioned CetraRuddy, led by work and life partners John Cetra and Nancy J.
The expansion is defined by its slanted roof topped by solar panels and glass windows which, in plan, are shaped like an accordion, filtering polychromatic light into a new atrium. (Ema Peter ...
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