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The World Around Reveals 2025 Young Climate Prize Recipients

February 11, 2025

The Beatrice Galilee–organized award program recognizes four winners hailing from Algeria, Nigeria, and Bolivia–all of them under the age of 25.

Fifty-two Finalists Announced for the American Pavilion at the Venice Biennale

Pansy Schulman

February 10, 2025

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The participants will explore the cultural and architectural significance of porches for the exhibition opening May 2025.

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SANAA Wins 2025 RIBA Royal Gold Medal

Dante A. Ciampaglia

February 7, 2025

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The Japanese firm will be celebrated in London on May 1.

Lakisha Woods Exits Role as AIA EVP/CEO

Zach Mortice

February 7, 2025

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Members and staff say that Woods’ constant pressure to monetize the AIA’s programs and services created tension.

DESIGN:ED Podcast: Mike Armstrong

RECORD Editors

February 7, 2025

Mike Armstrong, CEO of NCARB, joins DESIGN:ED to discuss upcoming changes to the licensure process and how the organization is working to expand different pathways to practice.

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Four Architects and Designers Receive Annual Fellowship from United States Artists

Pansy Schulman

January 30, 2025

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Architect Jerome W Haferd and urban design practice Borderless Studio are among the 50 creatives recognized this year by the Chicago-based organization.

Liam O’Connor Wins 2025 Driehaus Architecture Prize

Matt Hickman

January 30, 2025

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Best known for his public memorials, the British architect joins past laureates including Michael Graves, Thomas Beeby, and Robert A.M. Stern.

Marina Tabassum Selected to Design 2025 Serpentine Pavilion

Dante A. Ciampaglia

January 28, 2025

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The Bangladeshi architect’s ‘A Capsule in Time’ opens in June and kicks off a celebration of 25 years of the commission.

Boston City Hall Designated as Historic Landmark

Matt Hickman

January 27, 2025

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Both beloved and reviled, the brawny Brutalist building, recognized for “redefining the city’s architectural identity and the nature of public space,” will now receive certain protections.