After numerous pandemic-related delays, Milan's mythic Salone del Mobile is back in full force with designs inspired by everything from street furniture to luxury spaces.

A new exhibition in New York showcases influential yet little-known drawings by the late Parisian artist and architect. 

At Columbia College's Glass Curtain Gallery, the DAP Collective asks viewers to question their assumptions about racial justice and the built environment.

A new book reveals the untold stories and little-known characters behind one of the most recognizable mid-century modern homes in the world.

Beginning with a group of 23 Chinese architects who studied at Penn in the 1920s, the show looks back at a century of mutual influences.

“The Project of Independence: Architectures of Decolonization in South Asia, 1947 – 1985,” on view at the Museum of Modern Art, ignores the failings of modernist design and planning.

In a time when building construction is contributing to multiple global crises, the American-Israeli designer posits that nature has much to teach us.