By Florence Afriyie MensahKumasi, April 18, GNA – The incorporation of context-responsive noise control measures into spatial and physical development plans has become necessary for human settlements.

The term “Brutalism” has nothing to do with the word “brutal,” says the American architecture critic Alexandra Lange, 53. It ...

A close cousin of de Stijl, Bauhaus is named after the German art school that opened in 1919 and promoted a new way of ...

Steven Holl's forest retreat in Rhinebeck has grown into a world-class hub for exhibitions, residencies and experimental ...

The April 2026 issue of Golf Course Architecture is out now. The iconic Teeth of the Dog course at Casa de Campo Resort, ...

Photo: Courtesy of Chicago Architecture Center ...

Orff attended the University of Virginia to obtain her undergraduate degree in Political and Social Thought and wrote her ...

The Commission of Fine Arts asked the architect for revisions, with one member suggesting the project could be downsized by ...

Please join us in welcoming Kate Orff, FASLA, Founder of SCAPE, on Thursday, April 16th for her lecture, “Throughlines” at 6pm in Betts Auditorium. Orff focuses on retooling the practice of landscape ...

Kéré Architecture completes the Goethe-Institut Dakar, a bioclimatic cultural hub in Senegal fostering exchange, creativity, ...

Our monthly roundup of goings-on include ongoing exhibitions in New York City, Paris, and Chicago as well as several major ...

We are thrilled to welcome artist Philip Juras to MSU for the Waldorf Lecture Series, hosted by the Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Design. Join us as Juras presents "Picturing ...