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Washington D.C.Latest Stories

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Jacobsians and Jacobins

Owen Hatherley’s Walking the Streets/Walking the Projects asks “what a new generation of American socialists might learn” from New York and Washington, D.C.

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Alluding to Ayers

Bates Smart faces Embassy of Australia in Washington, D.C., with copper panels to evoke the Australian Outback

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A Galaxy in D.C.

More details emerge for the Perkins&Will-designed Bezos Learning Center

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Making Headlines

John Ronan Architects selected to design Fallen Journalists Memorial in Washington, D.C.

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Handle With Care

With an annex, Studio Bower modernizes a Cape Cod cottage while maintaining its charm

Back in the District

Facades+ returns to Washington, D.C. on March 20

South by Southwest

Beyer Blinder Belle completes Gallery 64, a new residential building next to Rubell Museum in Washington, D.C.

The Newsies

Höweler + Yoon, John Ronan, NADAAA, MOS and Hood Design Studio shortlisted in Fallen Journalists Memorial competition

East Coast Eats

Drummond Projects designs Afro-futurist sci-fi dining concept, Bronze

Radical Reduction

SOM’s new Washington D.C. office prioritizes people and lowers carbon footprint

Green Light

Concept by Fentress Architects for a 9/11 Pentagon Memorial Visitor Education Center approved by D.C. commissions

A Second Act

At the Southern Utah Museum of Art for Brutal D.C. Brooks + Scarpa, Diller, Scofidio + Renfro, and others reimagine Brutalism in the nation’s capital

Under One Roof

Ennead Architects, Rockwell Group, and SmithGroup reinterpret the former Newseum as a new academic base for Johns Hopkins University

No Foul Play

Now and Forever, a stained glass piece by Kerry James Marshall, brings the civil rights struggle into Washington National Cathedral

Urban Sustainability

BLDUS designs an alley home loaded with high-performance features

Contemporary Memorials

Beyond Granite: Pulling Together stages six installations on the National Mall that recall underrepresented American histories

Final Selection

Marlon Blackwell Architects selected to design Global War on Terrorism Memorial on the National Mall

LOOK HERE

Suchi Reddy’s installation highlighting Washington, D.C.’s activist history opens in the National Building Museum

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