They say that life is expensive in New York City, but next weekend - October 7 and 8 - some of the city's greatest architectural wonders are free and open ... Read More

I haven't yet received my copy of the hot new book Loving Frank, so I was thrilled to find out that I can read Chapter One online at the New ... Read More

If you've ever wanted to remodel, you know how hard it is to get past the dreaming stage. Should you hire an architect? And if so, how can you be ... Read More

Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year, begins at sundown tonight. Many worshipers will find inspiration in great synagogues like the ones shown here: New Main Synagogue in Munich, ... Read More

It's never too early - or too late - to think about a career in architecture. Where do you begin? Here are answers to questions students most frequently ask. What can ... Read More

The traveling exhibition “Frank Lloyd Wright and the House Beautiful” has been stirring quite a bit of media attention. The New York Times praises the exhibit for highlighting Frank ... Read More

Six years after the terrorist attacks in New York City, a new vision is taking form. If you visit Ground Zero today, you'll see steel columns and the concrete slab ... Read More

If you're a student or a teacher, you can download the latest version (version 11) of the professional architectural design software, ArchiCAD, and use it for free for one year. ... Read More

From the distance, you might think this curving structure is a piece of driftwood tossed onto the rocky California shore. Step closer and you'll see stained glass windows and mosaic ... Read More