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Environmental Saviorism

Geo-Fantasies at Citygroup peels back the layers of the carbon capture industry

Rock, Paper, Glass

Shigeru Ban Architects installs The Paper Log House on the grounds of Philip Johnson’s Glass House

performance view of Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors
Grenfell Forever

Gillian Slovo’s Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors at St. Ann’s Warehouse is a chilling reminder for New Yorkers that it could happen here too

colorful sculpture Le Grand Soir on view at MoMA PS1
“The Big Night”

Yto Barrada’s Le Grand Soir at MoMA PS1 is a concrete manifesto about Moroccan acrobatics, postcolonial Brutalism, and so much more

exhibition view of Turning Tides
Moving Modernity

At Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Turning Tides chronicles 75 years of Brazilian design

exhibition visible from street outside the Boston Architectural College
A Sesquicentennial Affair

Shepley Bulfinch celebrates 150 years of practice with a new exhibition at the Boston Architectural College

spiral of numbers by Es Devlin
Memory Place

At the Cooper Hewitt An Atlas of Es Devlin centers the groundbreaking work of the British set designer

Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky speaking
More Than a “Damn Kitchen”

Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky’s archive is on view at the Austrian Cultural Forum of New York, marking her first retrospective in the U.S.

installation view of C.A.S.A.
“Patriotic Rebellion”

The largest ever exhibit of Álvaro Siza’s work goes on view at his newest project in Portugal

Casa Ideal exhibition view with objects on plinthes
A New Home Catalog

Through photography, architectural models, drawings, and furniture, Casa Ideal redefines the concept of “home”

Skyspace

At Friends Seminary, James Turrell’s new installation, Leading, introduces students to their “inner light”

Resonance

On the icy shores of Woodbine Beach, the 2024 Winter Stations in Toronto are now open

Concrete Jungles

Forest Futures at Harvard GSD examines the cross-section of nature and urbanity

Orange County

In California, Wrapped in Sunbeams by Matthew Mazzotta is the artist’s “quietest work” to date

Expanding the Canon

Humanist Modernity finally tells the story of Polish designers Stanisława Sandecka- and Maciej Nowicki at the United Nations

At the Intersection of Art and Technology

In Touch Points, UM Taubman Fellows showcase their research in a group exhibition

Exceeding the Field of Vision

Groundswell at the Nasher Sculpture Center gives the women of land art the retrospective they deserve

In the Garden

In Monterrey, Mexico, LANZA Atelier designs an exhibition about gardens that takes cues from Roberto Burle Marx

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