Kentucky - Page 1 | Architectural Record

Items Tagged with 'Kentucky'

ARTICLES

Louisville’s Speed Art Museum Debuts Reed Hilderbrand–Designed Park

Matt Hickman

November 14, 2025

No Comments

The opening of the 3-acre landscape comes at a turbulent time for Kentucky’s largest and oldest art museum.

Tribute: José Oubrerie (1932–2024)

Kenneth Frampton

April 4, 2024

No Comments

Kenneth Frampton pays tribute to the French-born educator and architect—a close collaborator of Le Corbusier—who died on March 9 in Lexington, Kentucky.

Humana is Vacating Its Michael Graves–Designed Headquarters in Downtown Louisville

Matt Hickman

February 9, 2024

One Comment

The Fortune 500 company will decamp from its pink granite-clad namesake tower over the next 18 to 24 months.

The Speed Art Museum in Louisville Announces Plans for Sculpture-Studded Public Green Space

Aaron Smolar

August 15, 2023

No Comments

The three-acre park at Kentucky’s largest art institution will be designed by Reed Hilderbrand and feature works by Zaha Hadid, Kulapat Yantrasast, and others.

Owsley Brown II History Center by de Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop

Louisville, Kentucky

Joann Gonchar, FAIA

December 28, 2017

One Comment

A venerable institution expands in a historic neighborhood in Kentucky.

Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft by Christoff : Finio

Louisville, Kentucky

Alan G. Brake

July 2, 2017

One Comment

A revamped museum in Louisville asserts its presence on Main Street.

Speed Art Museum by wHY

Louisville, Kentucky

James Gauer

May 1, 2016

2 Comments

Topped by cantilevering walls of folded aluminum, a bold addition opens up this Louisville museum to its surroundings.

Wild Turkey Bourbon Visitor Center

Taken with the Spirits: As it courts a new clientele, the Wild Turkey distillery opens a visitor center by De Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop that pays homage to the landscape that gave birth to bourbon.

William Hanley

June 16, 2014

No Comments

As it courts a new clientele, the Wild Turkey distillery opens a visitor center by De Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop that pays homage to the landscape that gave birth to bourbon.