Items Tagged with 'modernism'

Designed by Arturo Mezzedimi, the Addis Ababa landmark emerged in 2024 from a comprehensive renewal led by Australian firm Architectus.

The book compiles essays by 15 historians documenting the largely forgotten yet remarkable life story of the Vienna-born architect and interior designer.

An obscure Modernist landmark, the Belgian Friendship Building has lived many lives since being reconstructed on the campus of a Virginia HBCU in the 1940s.

Dmytro Soloviov documents buildings under threat by both Russian bombings and a domestic push to erase the Soviet past.

Our dwelling-focused picks include monographs dedicated to Tom Kundig and Anne Fougeron, an expanded edition of ‘Fire Island Modernist,’ and a history of Neutra’s Lovell Health House.

The five new grantees include significant academic buildings and churches designed by Black architects in Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles, and elsewhere.

Beatrice Minger’s unconventional film—opening in New York and Los Angeles—uses a mashup of styles and formats to capture its subjects.

Richard Seifert’s 1968 Modernist landmark lifts off into the 21st century thanks to a sensitive refresh.

Read an excerpt from Mary Anne Hunting and Kevin D. Murphy’s account of overlooked women in the history of Modernism.