#architecture

Latest news and articles related to this topic

The Gilded Age Unveiled: The Artistic Partnership of Stanford White and Augustus Saint-Gaudens

Henry Wiencek’s "Stan and Gus" delves into the dynamic collaboration and personal complexities of architect Stanford White and sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens during America’s Gilded Age.

By Leo Maxwell • July 30, 2025 3 MIN READ

Stanford White captured on a Manhattan rooftop in an undated photograph, alongside a circa 1878 portrait of Augustus Saint-Gaudens in Paris.

Brian Clarke, renowned stained-glass artist, pictured at a 2021 London exhibition showcasing his work including watercolors.

Brian Clarke, Visionary Stained-Glass Artist, Passes Away at 71

3 MIN READ

Nathan Silver pictured in 1970 at Cambridge University, where he spent much of his academic career teaching architecture.

Remembering Nathan Silver: Architect and Chronicler of New York’s Lost Landmarks

3 MIN READ

'The Third Paradise,' an artistic installation by Michelangelo Pistoletto featured at the Venice Architecture Exhibition.

Exploring Climate and Population Challenges at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale

3 MIN READ

Eva Alt of the Hudson Advisory team at Compass represents high-end buyers and sellers in New York City and the Hamptons.

‘Prewar Eva’ Reveals Shifting Tastes in Hamptons Luxury Homes

Eva Alt, known as “Prewar Eva” on Instagram, highlights the decline of generic Hamptons McMansions as affluent buyers gravitate toward homes that embrace the area’s traditional architectural charm.

5 MIN

Paul Marantz in 2000. A colleague noted, “Architects appreciated working with him because he recognized that lighting should not only serve a functional purpose but also enhance and beautify a space.”

Renowned Lighting Designer Paul Marantz, Visionary Behind Iconic Spaces, Passes Away at 87

Paul Marantz, celebrated for transforming renowned landmarks and nightlife venues worldwide with his innovative lighting designs, has died at 87.

3 MIN

Panel discussion on the Bukhara Biennial during the Art for Tomorrow conference held last week in Milan, an event founded in 2015 to unite cultural leaders addressing urgent arts-related challenges.

Art in 2025: Navigating Challenges and Embracing Hope at Milan’s Art for Tomorrow

At Milan's Art for Tomorrow conference, artists and cultural leaders confronted financial hardships and geopolitical tensions, yet found inspiration to push forward.

6 MIN

Shirokuro, located in the East Village, is a Japanese restaurant designed with hand-painted architectural and interior details that transform the space into a two-dimensional illustrated environment.

Innovative New York City Restaurants Captivate with Striking Interiors

Explore a selection of recently opened New York City eateries renowned for their exceptional and imaginative interior designs, from a monochrome sushi spot to a medieval-inspired venue.

3 MIN

Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, stands as Frank Lloyd Wright’s only completed skyscraper design and has recently been sold to a company planning to convert it into a hotel and residential space.

Historic Frank Lloyd Wright Skyscraper in Oklahoma Finds New Owner Committed to Restoration

Price Tower, Frank Lloyd Wright’s singular skyscraper design, has been acquired by a Tulsa-based firm pledging to renovate the landmark into a hotel and residential complex.

3 MIN

Niklas Bildstein Zaar, founder of the architecture firm Sub, which is responsible for this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale design.

Berlin-Based Studio Sub Brings Postindustrial Edge to Venice Architecture Biennale

Berlin’s architecture firm Sub, known for collaborations with Travis Scott and Balenciaga, is redefining its style for the Venice Architecture Biennale’s main exhibition, aiming to attract a broader audience with its distinctive postindustrial aesthetic.

3 MIN

Menu

#architecture

The Gilded Age Unveiled: The Artistic Partnership of Stanford White and Augustus Saint-Gaudens

Brian Clarke, Visionary Stained-Glass Artist, Passes Away at 71

Remembering Nathan Silver: Architect and Chronicler of New York’s Lost Landmarks

Exploring Climate and Population Challenges at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale

‘Prewar Eva’ Reveals Shifting Tastes in Hamptons Luxury Homes

Renowned Lighting Designer Paul Marantz, Visionary Behind Iconic Spaces, Passes Away at 87

Art in 2025: Navigating Challenges and Embracing Hope at Milan’s Art for Tomorrow

Innovative New York City Restaurants Captivate with Striking Interiors

Historic Frank Lloyd Wright Skyscraper in Oklahoma Finds New Owner Committed to Restoration

Berlin-Based Studio Sub Brings Postindustrial Edge to Venice Architecture Biennale

Trending in #architecture

The Gilded Age Unveiled: The Artistic Partnership of Stanford White and Augustus Saint-Gaudens

Brian Clarke, Visionary Stained-Glass Artist, Passes Away at 71

Remembering Nathan Silver: Architect and Chronicler of New York’s Lost Landmarks

Exploring Climate and Population Challenges at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale

‘Prewar Eva’ Reveals Shifting Tastes in Hamptons Luxury Homes