Articles Tagged with ''Philadelphia''

Sandwiched between two towers in Philadelphia, a planted roof deck serves as a new public square.

At the University of Pennsylvania, a former periodicals library becomes a place for focused study.

Five years opening in Rotterdam, the retrospective returns to the architect’s hometown.

Can it match Bilbao? “Hell yes,” the architect says.

This morning, after a marathon night of celebrations across Philadelphia, architects (caffeine at the ready) assembled for Day Two of the 2016 AIA convention.

AIA Convention organizers set a high bar for themselves last year after president Bill Clinton kicked off the annual architecture conference.

One of America’s most historically significant works of architecture is up for sale.

Architecture firm Austin + Mergold selects materials often snubbed —vinyl siding, corrugated metal, concrete block—to create beautiful structures in rural contexts.