The Architect's Newspaper

The Architect's Newspaper speaks directly to architects with the news, developments, trends, resources, and updates when and how they want them. Short, direct, and lively, we are the essential read in the field.

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New York City plans a tech incubator designed by Davis Brody Bond—click here to learn more!

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The Pompidou Center in Paris turns 40. Though much-loved and well-visited today, the Pompidou Center suffered rocky start when completed forty years ago.

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Dallas AIA chapter announces 2016 Built Design Awards.

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Traditional masonry vaulting inspired the sculptural ceiling of this L.A. eatery.

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Design-competition television show to feature Gould Evans’s addition to the Kansas City Art Institute.

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Check out the new drone footage of Apple’s Campus 2 headquarters.

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Bohlin Cywinski Jackson reinterprets the chalet for Lake Tahoe.

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SOM’s new L.A. courthouse needs almost no artificial lighting during the day.

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Not your grandfather’s two-by-fours: A new exhibition showcases modern wood construction.

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Jeanne Gang unveils new interiors for the American Museum of Natural History.

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Los Angeles chosen as new site for MAD Architects’ Lucas Museum.

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Iconic architecture plays off of updated decor in the Met Breuer’s Flora Bar and Flora Coffee—click here to learn more!

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Douglas fir and careful detailing fill this Michigan retreat designed by Wheeler Kearns—click here to learn more!

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A New York nonprofit powerhouse has commissioned two local firms to build out its mission in Flushing, Queens—click here to learn more!

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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Kentuck Knob house celebrates its 60th anniversary—click here to learn more!

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Video artist Pipilotti Rist will take over Times Square’s billboards for January’s Midnight Moment. Click here to learn more!

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Houston’s newest theater has its own two-story open-air “street.” Click here to learn more!