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Take Two in Tampa

Weiss/Manfredi deploys sensitive yet surgical design thinking when renovating the Tampa Museum of Art

Paul J. Schupf Center viewed from street
Encore on Main Street

The Paul J. Schupf Art Center by Susan T. Rodriguez Architecture and Design steps off campus to bring town and gown together

Winner Among Winners

Presenting the Project of the Year and finalists from AN’s 2023 Best of Design Awards

Cream of the Crop

Revealing the winners of AN’s 2023 Best of Design Awards

Looking Forward

A glimpse into our collective crystal ball: What do you hope architectural media will be like in 2043?

Looking Forward

A glimpse into our collective crystal ball: What do you hope architecture will be like in 2043?

Twenty Years of Breaking the News

The Architect’s Newspaper celebrates two decades of print production

Courtyard Community

Waechter Architecture’s Rockwood Village makes open space its main attraction

Bye Bye Birdie

Birdsong Brackenridge spins an ecological message where it’s needed most

aerial view of an academic campus and surrounding landscape
Thinking Through Material Flows

Rather than a primary focus on energy efficiency, architects should consider more holistic assessments to reduce the carbon emissions of construction

Lifted

Virginia Hanusik’s photographs, now on view at MAS Context, study the front lines of the climate crisis

Hello Walls

Along Music Row in Nashville, HASTINGS gives two existing buildings a new tune

visitor center on mountain
A Mountaintop Experience

GWWO designs a durable yet deferential visitor center for Pikes Peak

The Dick Stanley Request

A case of mistaken identity leads artist Jamie Diamond to commission conceptual bank designs for sites in New Mexico

aerial view of parking lot with plants
Chucking the Seed

Julie Bargmann embraces the urban wilds of Detroit with PARK(ing), designed for Prince Concepts

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From Rome to Las Vegas and Back Again

New photographs by Iwan Baan mark the 50th anniversary of Learning from Las Vegas

map of miami with highlighted highways project built between the mid-1950s and 1984.
Paradise Paved Over

Segregation by Design maps highway expansion in Florida’s Magic City

landscape workers on a hillside over a reservoir in L.A.
Fair Trade

Landscape architecture design studio Terremoto addresses labor exploitation in its industry

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