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

An exhibition at V&A South Kensington examines how Western ideas were reimagined as a form of post-colonial nationhood that combined European practice with indigenous traditions of making and design.

Projects from SHoP, LEVER Architecture, KPF, and others take center stage in ‘Tall Timber,’ on view through the beginning of November.

The world is awash in glitzy buildings that attempt to shock-and-awe their way to the top, but most of these expensive, unsubtle projects have also been uninspiring, write Carlo Ratti and Antoine Picon.

The Sydney-based historian charts the atrium through the shifting nature of postwar architectural practice.

Forum: An ambitious city-building initiative expresses conflicting desires through architecture, writes Pansy Schulman.

Looking at a handful of projects from the 1920s through 1940s, Suzanne Stephens traces shifting attitudes toward tall buildings in architectural criticism.

Forum: MVRDV’s transformation of the pyramid into a symbol of Albanian progress misses its mark, argues Skender Luarasi.

As an increasing number of Postmodern buildings face the threat of demolition, architect Robert A. M. Stern assembles a list of 15 "landmarks-in-waiting."