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The non-profit institute's initiative asks architects to take a long-overdue look at the crisis of forced labor in the building materials supply chain.

The founder and longtime leader of Princeton Architectural Press died after a long battle with cancer.

The prestigious London school has been without a permanent director since the firing of Eva Franch i Gilabert in 2020.

The $431-million project will reshape how visitors experience the famed Manhattan museum.

Widespread reports of abuse of migrant workers have cast a shadow over the country’s development efforts.

The Finnish architect and author speaks to Michael Crosbie on Common Edge about teaching in the age of digital media, the dangers of celebrating celebrity, and architecture as an invitation.

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.

Ban’s system, used extensively following Japan’s 2011 earthquake, has now been installed in two shelters—with more planned across Eastern Europe.

Originally conceived to counteract the Trump administration, the bill has now gained bipartisan backing.