Architecture

This Florida Town Is the Secret Home of the Largest Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings

A lesser-known architectural road trip that’s well worth the drive

Hearst Castle Reopens Next Month, And a New Biography of Its Architect Shares Its Story

Julia Morgan, SF’s most iconic architect, is the star of Victoria Kastner’s new book

Can Ukraine’s Cultural Sites Be Preserved in the Face of War?

As Russia bombards cities across the country, cultural institutions are rushing to protect historically significant architecture, monuments and more

Milan's Winter Olympics Arena is a Multi-Tiered Marvel

The design is by David Chipperfield Architects and Arup

In the '50s, Mies van der Rohe Designed a Frat House. Now It's Been Built.

The building, located on the Indiana University campus, has a different purpose now

Disney Is Making a New Foray Into Planned Communities

This isn't Disney's first time working on municipal planning

A Pair of Future-Thinking Chicago Architects Finally Get the Exhibition They Deserve

Back when the world went modern, Chicago’s Keck and Keck were at the forefront

Formerly Awful LaGuardia Airport Just Won a Prestigious Architecture Award

LGA's new $4 billion Terminal B won this year’s UNESCO Prix Versailles award for the world’s best new air travel facility

An Eames-Designed Modular Home Could Make a Comeback

Is the home of the future one designed in 1951?

The New “Plyscrapers”: Sweden Previews a Future of Wooden Skyscrapers

Sara Kulturhus is a newly opened 20-story building made largely from wood instead of concrete

Porsche Design Is Getting Into the Luxury Hotel Business

The new hotel brand is looking to open 15 locations in cities like London, Singapore, Dubai and Shanghai

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The Architecture That Inspired "The Last of Us"

Inside the making and distinctive look of the acclaimed series

The Leaning Tower of Pisa Is Leaning Less Than It Used To

Stabilization efforts have undone centuries of leaning

What Will Happen to Qatar Stadiums After The World Cup?

Imagine if Connecticut had eight MetLife Stadiums within its borders. That's the current situation in Qatar.

Stockholm Is Getting an Incredibly Stylish Floating Sauna

Sweating on the water at a top speed of five miles per hour

Meet Keng-Fu Lo, the Best Car Garage Designer on the Planet

The Taiwanese architect talks Aston Martins, sustainability and why even the lowly garage deserves a dose of feng shui

We Asked 6 Architects to Explain New York City’s Shifting Skyline

Making sense of a Manhattan that no longer resembles its postcards

In Chicago’s Demolition Days, Richard Nickel Stood in the Way

The pioneering preservationist and his architectural muse are the subjects of a new exhibit at the Driehaus Museum

Is There Still Room for Karim Rashid’s Provocative Vision?

The giant of industrial design on why brands are playing it safe, how companies "exploit" designers and why building his own home is "torture"

A 75-Mile-Long Skyscraper Is in the Works in Saudi Arabia

The proposed Mirror Line is also taller than the Empire State Building

Here's a Glimpse of New York City BC: Before Computers

A new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York presents images of pre-digital New York