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Architectural League of New YorkLatest Stories

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Dishing the Dirt

2024 Architectural League Prize winners respond to how practice, objects, and nature can be less sanitized

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Making Museums More Accessible

JSA/MIXdesign share its work for the Queens Museum and champion participatory design processes

park design by TEN x TEN
Unlearning

TEN x TEN integrates community needs with experimental methods

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Power Firm

The Open Workshop seeks to create a new kind of power within practice

research plots by HILLWORKS
In Praise of Plants

HILLWORKS encapsulates the holistic shift in the design world toward environmental stewardship

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Making the Invisible Visible

Chicago-based firm Latent designs impactful, community-based architecture

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Whose Land Are You On?

David T. Fortin Architect is an Indigenous-owned office working on projects across Canada

mezcal production by Estudio ALA
Less Typology, More Prototype

Mexico-based Estudio ALA sees every project as a “cultural collage”

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Verse and Virtue

Cano Vera Arquitectura incorporates poetry in its architectural works

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Interstitial Space

AD—WO seeks to challenge architecture’s ingrained approaches to image making and its value systems more broadly

Elite Eight

Introducing The Architectural League’s 2024 Emerging Voices awardees

Next Chapter

The Architectural League of New York names Jacob R. Moore as its next executive director

Out of the Comfort Zone

Winners of the 2023 Architectural League Prize respond to discomforts within our environments

Shake Up

TERREMOTO rejects convention in pursuit of a more just practice

Speculative Process

Oficina de Resiliencia Urbana (ORU) pushes architectural practice beyond built work

Varying Scales

N H D M Architects explores new potentials in existing typologies

The B Word

LANZA Atelier seeks beauty and flexibility in its architectural works

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Elevating Spaces of Everyday Life

Katherine Hogan Architects pursues an empathy-driven architecture practice

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