Auraria Bike Pavilions by Colorado Building Workshop Denver David Hill August 1, 2021 One Comment CU Denver architecture students design and build two bike pavilions for a shared downtown campus.Read More
Takanawa Gateway Station by Kengo Kuma and Associates Tokyo Naomi Pollock, FAIA August 1, 2021 No Comments Kengo Kuma draws on the grand train halls of the past, adding a contemporary Japanese spin, for a new Tokyo station.Read More
Robert R. Douglass Pedestrian Bridge by WXY New York City Kara Mavros August 1, 2021 No Comments WXY connects two downtown Manhattan neighborhoods with an intricate pedestrian bridge.Read More
Continuing Education: The Office of the Future James S. Russell, FAIA Emeritus July 1, 2021 No Comments Research can guide architects in designing for flexibility and creativity.Read More
Continuing Education: Zero Energy Houses Joann Gonchar, FAIA June 1, 2021 One Comment A trio of projects in different climates and settings offers insights for living with a smaller energy footprint.Read More
Continuing Education: Tall Buildings 2021 May 1, 2021 No Comments These tall building projects share an interest in inventive form, ingenuity in structure, and engagement of context. Read the six articles in this section and take a quiz to earn one AIA learning unit.Read More
Eight Tall Buildings on the Rise Laura Raskin May 1, 2021 One Comment A selection of projects in progress from around the world provides a glimpse of what’s next for the skyscraper.Read More
Rainier Square by NBBJ Seattle Russell Fortmeyer May 1, 2021 No Comments In Seattle, NBBJ designs a mixed-use skyscraper that bows to its midcentury neighbors.Read More
One Hundred by Studio Gang St. Louis John Knuteson May 1, 2021 One Comment Bordering a park, Studio Gang’s sawtooth-shaped apartment tower rises above its St. Louis neighborhood.Read More
One Manhattan West by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill New York Joann Gonchar, FAIA May 1, 2021 One Comment An office building on Manhattan’s far West Side follows the firm’s long-standing approach for integrating form and structure.Read More
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