An architect’s office building rarely becomes a tourist attraction. But just east of Seattle’s downtown, the offices of Schemata Workshop, built in 2016, draw national and international visitors. That ...

Music playback, then, became both a private experience and a public investment; objects like Sony’s TPS-L2-Walkman Cassette Player and MDR-3L2 Headphones (1979) and Discman D-50 Compact Disc Player ...

AN’s annual Best Of issue compiles the winners, honorable mentions, and editors’ picks for our three awards programs: Design, Products, and Practice.

Emily Conklin is the managing editor of The Architect’s Newspaper and a writer and design historian based in Manhattan. She holds a dual Bachelor’s degree in journalism and art history from New York ...

JG Neukomm Architecture designed The Suffolk’s resident lounge for active day and night use. It has a loungy side, pictured above, and a more upright side with two library tables. (William Laird) ...

In a recent article in The New York Times, Anna Kodé lamented the blandness of multifamily architecture in the U.S. and posited several theories for this disappointment. The root cause of the banality ...

Spanning a whole city block between New York’s 9th and 10th avenues, from 28th through 30th street, Morgan North was once the city’s largest postal service distribution center. But somehow, the ...

Editor’s Note: After the publication of this story, AN learned that the winning entry was rejected and a new selection process will take place. Read our follow-up news here. Studio Campo Baeza, a ...

What makes the Pearling Path most exciting is its use of existing city fabric and strategic piecemeal development. (Iwan Baan) An aerial view of the historic area of Muharraq, with contemporary ...

Baltimore’s iconic but largely vacant festival market, Harborplace, will be replaced with a $500 million development consisting of two residential towers, offices, shops, restaurants, and expanded ...