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Jack Murphy

Jack Murphy

is Executive Editor of The Architect's Newspaper.
Latest Stories
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

Loeb Fellows
Drumroll Please…

The Harvard Graduate School of Design announces its 2025 Loeb Fellows and the departure of Fellowship curator John Peterson

AN Interior Spring/Summer 2024
Make It Funky

The Spring/Summer 2024 issue of AN Interior is out now

The May issue of The Architect’s Newspaper
In Formation

The May issue of The Architect’s Newspaper is out now

Big Love

What our executive editor loved most at Milan Design Week 2024

portrait of Kyong Park
What’s Next?

New York’s Storefront for Art and Architecture launch the Kyong Park Prize for Art and Architecture

An Anatomy of Influence

Perfect Days elevates the everyday—not unlike Bêka & Lemoine’s Moriyama-San

rendering of accessible Queens Musuem for MIXmuseum Study
Making Museums More Accessible

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

Misk Art Institute in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia by Anne Holtrop
Material Gesture

Anne Holtrop speaks about his architecture, teaching, and the ongoing conflict in Gaza

Arab Design Now at Design Doha
First Hope, Then Power

The inaugural Design Doha biennale showcases the creative talent of the MENA region

march april issue of the architect's newspaper
The Politics of Cozy

The March/April issue of The Architect’s Newspaper is out now

view of austin skyline in distance
The Drum Stops Beating

Photographs capture the slow deconstruction of the Frank Erwin Center at the University of Texas at Austin

rounded window
Going Clear

Baracco+Wright Architects realizes a light-filled, teardrop-shaped back building in Melbourne

red room in club
Confidential Disco

Crosby Studios delivers a surreal New York interior for exclusive nightclub Silencio

green floor with white walls
Interior Urbanism

HANGHAR’s Casa Gracia experiments with spatial inefficiency to disrupt domestic conventions

wood display tables showcasing drawings
Media as Material

In Print Ready Drawings, Sarah Hearne makes visible the labor of architectural reproduction

A New Neighborhood

Dattner and SCAPE deliver a health-conscious design for Alafia in East New York, with phase one now underway

One Family, Two Architects

AN in conversation with Nina Cooke John and Sekou Cooke and their parents

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