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The temporary 23,000-square-foot pavilion at the proposed Sycamore & Oak development site is the first commercial structure of its kind in D.C.

Dubai-based developer Damac acquired the property, site of one of the deadliest structural failures in U.S. history, in 2022 for $120 million.

“We aimed to translate Gregor Mendel’s laws into architecture,” says Ondřej Chybík of Design Vanguard firm Chybík + Krištof. 

Amid the mixers and the mingling, A’23 provided a platform to address issues within the architecture profession and recognize built achievements.

Often serving as architectural stand-ins, Toronto and Vancouver have emerged as two of North America’s largest film production markets.

The associate director of Columbia University’s Buell Center steps into the role vacated by Rosalie Genevro beginning in September. 

An emphasis on program distinguishes this year’s pavilion from many of its predecessors.

On display at AIA24 in Washington, D.C., the winning photographs by architectural practitioners and students showcase the role of photography in interpreting the built environment.