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Although billings remain soft at architecture firms nationwide, the plunge that kicked off the year has stabilized.

This follow-up to ‘Vacant Spaces NY’ maps and categorizes every type of public space in Manhattan, from parks to community gardens, cemeteries, and shared streets.

This month’s lineup includes an exhibition dedicated to Jean Prouvé at Fondation CAB as well as shows featuring the work of Denise Scott Brown, Michael Sorkin, and Gerrit Rietveld.

Among those recognized are Ultramoderne, Keller Easterling, and Brunner Prize recipient Junya Ishigami.

The associate professor at Texas A&M University discusses civic buildings that have been earmarked for sale or for the wrecking ball.

The so-called classicism of President Trump’s White House ballroom is less about style and more about a failure to communicate, writes Iman Ansari.

Santiago-based Radić joins Alejandro Aravena as the second Chilean—and second RECORD Design Vanguard recipient—to win architecture's most prestigious prize.

Ema Peter of Vancouver-based Ema Peter Photography joins DESIGN:ED to discuss marketing architecture and the importance of collaboration.

The team will also oversee the ‘the rejuvenation and integration’ of the Cinesphere theater and other existing structures at the Ontario Place redevelopment site.

Speakers at the annual event included Michael Murphy of AMMA, Andrew Barnett of Hopkins Architects, and new AIA CEO Carole Wedge.