Articles by Anna Fixsen

Pentagram’s design partner spoke with Perkins+Will’s research director and two visual strategists from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory about methods for anticipating, embracing, and overcoming challenges in their experiential work.

The former first lady spoke to attendees of the 2017 AIA conference in her first appearance since vacating the White House.

An investigation by the Baltimore Sun reveals the Henderson-Hopkins School by Rogers Partners hasn’t been living up to its initial promise.

Google has released a Doodle today to honor what would have been Fazlur Rahman Khan’s 88th birthday—a structural engineer who revolutionized skyscraper design.

Outdoor spaces bring greenery, repurpose infrastructure, and bridge communities.

A circular swing set on a vacant lot has become an unlikely symbol of unity for an increasingly diverse neighborhood in Buffalo, New York.

A mixed-income apartment complex in Chicago seeks to foster community ties, enliven the street, and eschew design conventions that typify—and stigmatize—affordable housing.

Diébédo Francis Kéré, Theaster Gates, Paul Goldberger, Walter Hood, and John Ronan will receive prizes this spring.

Frank Gehry's team speaks to RECORD about their methods and proposal for the L.A. River project.