The list of big-name architects working on Atlanta’s largest development project recently got a little bit longer. Gensler and planning firm SHAPE have joined on for Centennial Yards’s second phase The post Gensler and SHAPE join Atlanta’s Centennial Yards megaproject appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

In Bentonville, Arkansas, a biker pedals up ­the eastern facade of an office building. ­­Ledger, was a collaborative effort between local firm Marlon Blackwell Architects, Callaghan Horiuchi, and Mexico City–based The post Ledger—a collaborative effort by Marlon Blackwell, Callaghan Horiuchi, and Michel Rojkind—is so much more than a bikeable building appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

Brought to you by: Architect: Bilgin Architects Location: Karapinar, Turkey Completion Date: 2023 View More Project Info One of Europe’s largest solar fields, comprised of nearly eight square miles of The post Bilgin Architects envelopes Kalyon Karapinar Central Control Building in reflective stainless steel appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

Perfect Days, directed by Wim Wenders, follows the routine life of Hirayama, played by well-known Japanese actor Kōji Yakusho, who cleans toilets in Tokyo. The film didn’t land its Academy The post <em>Perfect Days</em> elevates the everyday—not unlike Bêka & Lemoine’s <em>Moriyama-San</em> appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

The spirit of mass timber is the ethos of Portland: There’s no better place for this conference than the City of Roses. For the eighth year in a row, the The post The International Mass Timber Conference promotes community through design, manufacturing, and a shared love of craft appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

At the Boston Architectural College (BAC) this spring, an exhibition indebted to Shepley Bulfinch opened to the public in the BAC’s McCormick Gallery. The show, entitled A Legacy of Design The post Shepley Bulfinch celebrates 150 years of practice with a new exhibition at the Boston Architectural College appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

Rothko lovers: Take note. Shovels broke ground in Houston this week on phase two of the Opening Spaces campus plan, a $42-million, multi-year restoration and expansion of the world famous The post Phase two of the Rothko Chapel’s campus expansion plan by ARO and Nelson Byrd Woltz breaks ground in Houston appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

In 1945, Walter Paepcke began buying up property in Aspen, Colorado, with a goal—inspired by the ideology of Walter Gropius—to both preserve the mountain site’s natural beauty and to modernize. The post CCY Architects and Post Company contextualize Aspen modernism for new hotel appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

Almost four years have passed since the public lynching of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis. Today, after myriad calls for architecture as a discipline to reckon The post ACSA Fellows to Advance Equity in Architecture confront the “dangerous smearing and doxing” of pro-Palestine scholars with a new platform appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more

In New York this week, Mayor Eric Adams gave details about the latest design for a tentative 62-story skyscraper at 350 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The office tower has The post Foster + Partners unveils latest design for 350 Park Avenue appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper ..read more