In Munich, Nieto Sobejano Digs Deep for the Expansion of an Archeological Museum Munich Andrew Ayers July 10, 2024 No Comments In addition to incorporating a new subterranean gallery, the firm updates every square foot of the original 1976 building to meet modern standards.Read More
Spotlight The Valentine's New Exhibition in Richmond Confronts the City's Confederate Legacy Richmond, Virginia Pansy Schulman June 10, 2024 No Comments Studio Joseph transforms the former studio of sculptor Edward Valentine to illuminate how public art shaped Lost Cause mythology.Read More
RECORD Forum Safe Space: A Pair of New Holocaust Museums Illustrate a Shift in the Architecture of Atrocity Izzy Kornblatt June 3, 2024 No Comments Memorials and museums are moving from confrontation to comfort, diluting the past's potency.Read More
Adaptive Reuse Projects by PRO and OMA Anchor a Burgeoning Arts District in Detroit Detroit Matt Hickman May 13, 2024 No Comments The revived grounds of a Catholic church and a transformed commercial bakery form the heart of Library Street Collective's Little Village arts campus.Read More
Bahrain's Pearling Path Protects and Revives a Defunct Trade's Architectural Legacy Bahrain Ian Volner May 5, 2024 No Comments An international cohort of designers is remaking the island nation's ancient pearling district.Read More
CASE STUDY: Tile & Stone Amateur Architecture Studio Clads a Chinese Archive with Thousands of Celadon Tiles Liangzhu, China Matthew Marani April 16, 2024 No Comments The Wang Shu–led firm offers a contemporary interpretation of vernacular design for a monumental project.Read More
A Stockholm Museum's Mass-Timber Dome Inspires Passion for the Sciences Stockholm Andrew Ayers March 20, 2024 No Comments Elding Oscarson's monumental ‘Wisdome’ at Tekniska Museet gives new shape to engineered wood products.Read More
Melbourne's Holocaust Museum Counters Historical Trauma with Daylight and Warmth Melbourne Joann Gonchar, FAIA February 5, 2024 No Comments Kerstin Thompson Architects frames the museum's difficult subject matter with a welcoming and nuanced structure.Read More
Junya Ishigami’s Zaishui Art Museum Nimbly Extends Across a Lake in China’s Shandong Province Rizhao City, China Naomi Pollock, FAIA January 31, 2024 No Comments Long, linear, and devoid of visual boundaries, the enchanting floating arts center is one of multiple commissions by the Japanese architect in the Bailuwan development.Read More
Níall McLaughlin Architects Gives Religion a New Face at a 12th-Century Castle Bishop Auckland, England Chris Foges January 1, 2024 No Comments A small building with grand ambitions, the Faith Museum was built to tell the tumultuous story of spiritual life in Britain over 6,000 years.Read More