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A proposal, put forth by Frances Halsband, FAIA, to update the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, passed with a near-unanimous vote.

Prominent local and international figures in the profession show up to support the designation process.

Eight site-specific sculptures by Maren Hassinger unify the park and the surrounding community.

Docomomo France has published an open letter protesting insensitive redevelopment plans to build a 315-foot-high tower bang on top of Eugène Beaudoin and Marcel Lods precocious example of hi-tech Modernism.

Thomas Piper’s film is a loving, reverential work that tags along with Oudolf for a year, from one fall to the next, capturing a man with a boundless wonder for the world’s flora.

The 110-year-old building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, which suffered significant damage in a previous fire four years ago, was in the midst of a $46-million renovation.

A new film documenting the design of the Met Opera’s current home in New York City also offers an incisive discussion of postwar urbanism.

The Mexican architect’s maze-like project has opened on the lawn of London’s Kensington Gardens.

The design-build giant Katerra, which recently added Michael Green Architecture to its ranks, has now acquired Lord Aeck Sargent.

A resolution calling for changes to the AIA Code of Ethics addressing harassment, abuse, and inequality is on its way to the 2018 AIA Conference.