Both on view through next winter, the new shows pick up on different strains of location-specific Modernism to ponder what could be or what might have been.

Memorials and museums are moving from confrontation to comfort, diluting the past's potency.

Expansive and unprogrammed indoor public spaces offer an antidote to the commercialization of contemporary cities.

Throughout the U.S., cities are revitalizing their aging Beaux-Arts and Midcentury Modern civic centers through community-driven design.

On view through early August, the show spotlights nature-infused architectural works by Studio Gang, MAD Architects, and J. MAYER H. alongside design objects, fashion, and more. 

Forum: Reforming U.S. building codes to permit single-stair apartment buildings would facilitate cost-effective and higher-density housing.

Architect Eric Höweler reviews a new book by Amanda Reeser Lawrence that challenges architecture's pervasive myth of solitary genius.

‘Drawing After Modernism’ showcases drawings, paintings, prints, and more by the likes of Zaha Hadid, Louis Kahn, Rem Koolhaas, Aldo Rossi, and Bernard Tschumi.

Irene Cheng's exploration of less well-known utopian ideations is a valuable new account in the history of architectural drawing.