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On View> Erica Stoller & Melissa Murray Walk The Line With New Brooklyn Exhibition

February 21, 2014

TxDOT Approves Barton Creek Bicycle Bridge for Austin

February 19, 2014

All The Museums Fit To Print: Artist Reduces Iconic Architecture Into Icons

February 18, 2014

The New Paris Underground: Mayoral Candidate Proposes Reusing Abandoned Subway Stations

February 17, 2014

Skyline Festival Invading Downtown Los Angeles Thursday

February 12, 2014

On View> Materials & Applications: Building Something (Beyond) Beautiful

January 31, 2014

AIA Infographic: Designing Community, Shaping Health

January 30, 2014

Student’s Puzzle Facade Project Is an Architecturally-Scaled Game

January 28, 2014

Chicago Launches Lighting Competition in Bid to Boost Tourism, Skeptics Concerned Over Pollution

January 27, 2014

Lighting Designers Give New Life To an Abandoned Finnish Silo

January 23, 2014

A Life-Saving Proposal for San Francisco’s Sidewalks

January 22, 2014

Walmart-Town Gets Classy With Help From Deborah Berke

January 15, 2014

Multifaceted Transformer Wall Makes the Most of a Small Space

January 9, 2014

Seoul’s Hole: UTAA Collaborates with Students on Wooden Rest Space

January 9, 2014

Silent Light Installation Illuminated Sound Pollution in Brooklyn

January 8, 2014

Sunday> Special Screening of “The Human Scale” Announced

January 8, 2014

LEGO Adds Eiffel To Its Architecture Series Roster

January 8, 2014

Out of Chaos, Japanese Designers Shape a Pop-Up Bar Made From Reed-Grass

January 7, 2014

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