This exhibit at the Center for Architecture provides an overview of emerging architectural practices in Portugal through an environmental lens. Work by the seven highlighted firms—Artéria, Colectivo Warehouse, Gorvell, Nuno Pimenta, Oficina Pedrez, OODA, and Ponto Atelier—responds to environmental challenges by exploring new materials and construction methods, using fewer resources, and reintroducing nature as a guiding design principle. The exhibition builds on curator Pedro Gadanho’s recently published book, Climax Change!, which discusses how the climate crisis will impact architectural practice. See centerforarchitecture.com.

The Southern Utah Museum of Art presents an exhibition that explores the history, impact, and future of Brutalist buildings in Washington, D.C, such as Gordon Bunshaft’s Hirschhorn Museum (1969) and the J. Edgar Hoover FBI Building (1975). Comprised of archival materials, large-scale photography by Ty Cole, and contemporary reimaginings of the buildings’ future use, the exhibition will travel to the National Building Museum next summer. See suu.edu.