Samuel Medina

Working from New Orleans and Portland, Oregon, Colloqate unites engagement and design with an emphasis on community outreach.

Anne Marie Duvall and Roy Decker quietly practiced architecture for two decades before they were propelled to national attention in 2017.

AN’s editors have rounded up a few exhibition recommendations, including a photography show with works by Evelyn Hofer.

In its work Hutchison & Maul Architecture, a Seattle firm, finds balance among spatial, budgetary, and programmatical factors.

A retrospective on the architecture of Paul Goesch and installation at SFMOMA on migration are among the must-see exhibitions this spring.

SO – IL and developer Tankhouse have completed 450 Warren, an 18-unit condominium in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill neighborhood.

AN visits the East Village office of Davies Toews Architecture to discuss the firm’s practice and take a peek at in-progress projects.

A revamp of Philip Johnson’s iconic postmodern AT&T Building, now 550 Madison, adds a public outdoor garden space.

Model Behavior, an exhibition at the Cooper Union stages architectural and informational models, but the subject of conduct goes unexplored.

The Kitchens at Reynolds brings a multipurpose community space to Richmond’s disadvantaged population in Church Hill

An engineer by training, Felecia Davis now directs the research hub SOFTLAB at Penn State’s School of Architecture

The Amant Foundation in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is the latest (and stoic) addition to New York’s cultural circuit.

At the Canadian Centre for Architecture’s latest exhibition, The Design of Carpets That Design Us, floor coverings get their due

When Simon Hartmann of HHF Architects in Basel was approached about designing the Chicago offices of the Swiss Consulate, he had his hands full

At the Mandala Lab, a new learning-based initiative at the Rubin Museum of Art in Manhattan, everything is primed with meaning.

Hungarian photographer Andi Schmied put on a fake persona to infiltrate, and photograph, Manhattan’s suptertall hideaways for billionaires

When renovating a row house in Glendale, Queens, Office of Things used simple repeating motifs and materials to enliven the space

The clue is in the name. The Philadelphia-based architecture firm DIGSAU (think “dig” and “saw”) creates buildings that feel handmade. There is an overt

State Senator Nikil Saval sat down with AN to discuss the Green New Deal, his latest book, and delivering restorative design justice

Architect and educator Hashim Sarkis sat down with AN to discuss how the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale will operate on several different registers