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The 584-page tome offers the first comprehensive outsider history of Peter Eisenman’s influential architectural think tank.

An excerpt written by Paul Goldberger explores the work of an architect who designed many of New York’s most coveted apartment houses.

‘Circle, Square, Triangle: Houses I Never Lived In’ is on view at the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture in New York through March 22.

The energy demands of AI are driving a construction boom for data centers, illuminating the long-obscured physical network that powers our cloud-based world.

Architecture 2030’s Edward Mazria introduces 11 new ‘Swatches’ to a toolkit of strategies and resources that mitigate disaster risks and tackle current and future design challenges.

A new book explores the often-overlooked realm between architecture and urban space.

The near-encyclopedic collection traces the evolution of computational design in architecture over three decades.

Exploring forgotten 1970s experiments with passive solar design in the American Southwest, the book reveals timely lessons for sustainable architecture.

The compact ‘Materialized Space: The Architecture of Paul Rudolph’ at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is the first major retrospective exhibition of the modernist architect.

Historian Enrique Ramirez looks to the long history of linear cities to understand Saudi Arabia's desert experiment.