Nearly 60 years ago, Italian filmmaker Michelangelo Antonioni found an ideal antagonist in Modernism.

Throughout Weekend in Havana with Geoffrey Baer, premiering on PBS July 18, there’s an impression that Havana, and Cuba, is somehow on the cusp, now that Fidel Castro is dead and relations with America are normalizing.

A discussion hosted by AIANY at the Center for Architecture focused on how to improve the lives of refugees through architecture and design.

Director Matt Tyrnauer's new documentary offers a lightning-round introduction to Jane Jacobs and her place in the urban conversation.

Above Georgia’s State Route 400 highway, a half-mile-long elevated park will be created from scratch.

A long-abandoned trolley station below Delancey Street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side will become a new kind of public space.

A new documentary tracks the work and preparation done to modernize Washington, D.C.’s central library.

A MoMA retrospective showcases the work of an important, but unfamiliar, documentary filmmaker.

Eero Saarinen: The Architect Who Saw the Future will air on PBS December 27. Watch the trailer and a sneak peek clip below.

Over his 60-year career, Roberto Burle Marx established himself as a key figure in South American Modernism by designing more than 2,000 gardens and landscapes around the world for private residences, civic buildings, and public spaces.