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exterior of Cross Cabin house
Material Manifesto

Greg Esparza pushes the ecological envelope with Cross Cabin in Austin

Hill House stairs and plants
The House That Lynda.com Built

Hill House, designed by Donaldson + Partners, is the result of an all-too-rare creative alignment between architect, client, and builder

Tampa Museum of Art new glass podium
Take Two in Tampa

Weiss/Manfredi deploys sensitive yet surgical design thinking when renovating the Tampa Museum of Art

Paul J. Schupf Center viewed from street
Encore on Main Street

The Paul J. Schupf Art Center by Susan T. Rodriguez Architecture and Design steps off campus to bring town and gown together

Mazatlán aquarium concrete building
El Gran Acuario

Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO designs an aquarium in Mazatlán, Mexico, around the premise of a “flooded ruin”

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New Borough, New Van Alen

The Van Alen Institute’s move to Brooklyn is just one part of the organization’s “mission shift” toward justice

Small But Mighty

David Baker Architects realizes a shared office in Birmingham that prioritizes togetherness

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ESOP Fables

As labor concerns play a more central role in architectural discourse, employee-owned design firms offer a half-century of precedent

Who Does Workforce Housing Work For?

Two apartment buildings by HASTINGS in Nashville offer one answer to the country’s affordability crisis

Appleby Blue

An almshouse by Witherford Watson Mann in London offers stylish senior living

Winner Among Winners

Presenting the Project of the Year and finalists from AN’s 2023 Best of Design Awards

Cream of the Crop

Revealing the winners of AN’s 2023 Best of Design Awards

Silver Medals

Announcing the honorable mentions of AN’s 2023 Best of Design Awards

Special Spotlight

Unveiling the editors’ picks of AN’s 2023 Best of Design Awards

Looking Forward

A glimpse into our collective crystal ball: What do you hope architectural media will be like in 2043?

Looking Forward

A glimpse into our collective crystal ball: What do you hope architecture will be like in 2043?

Twenty Years of Breaking the News

The Architect’s Newspaper celebrates two decades of print production

In Good Company

At Rivermark, Bruner/Cott doesn’t shy away from adding color to Cambridge’s historic, Brutalist shoreline

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