“The Project of Independence: Architectures of Decolonization in South Asia, 1947 – 1985,” on view at the Museum of Modern Art, ignores the failings of modernist design and planning.

The exhibition will open in September and explore “the environmental and aesthetic potential of reused and recycled materials."

Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness, at MoMA, interrogates the past while imagining a liberated future.

The latest addition to the New York institution sleekly manages its girth.

The Blade Stair refers to a four-flight stairway wrapping around a 6-inch-thick steel central wall suspended from the sixth floor.

The opening of the renovated and expanded Museum of Modern Art in New York prompts a look at the newly organized galleries of the Architecture and Design Department.

Thomas S. Hines' meticulously researched account relates how curator and director Arthur Drexler gave MoMA's influential Architecture and Design department "a new purposeful cohesiveness.”