Qatar Museums announced this week that it will construct a freestanding pavilion in Doha dedicated entirely to the work of Gerhard Richter. Selldorf Architects is serving as executive architect on The post Selldorf Architects is designing a pavilion exclusively for exhibiting art by Gerhard Richter in Doha appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Mark your calendar for new building openings across the U.S. and around the world. Museums, educational buildings, and a sports stadium will soon open their doors this fall. Hotly anticipated The post These fall 2026 building openings and renovation completions caught the eyes of <i>AN</i>’s editors appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
The Architecture Museum of the Technical University of Munich (Architekturmuseum TUM) was established in 2002. Since its inception the museum has been based at the Pinakothek der Moderne, which was The post Architekturmuseum TUM is being evicted from Pinakothek der Moderne by Bavaria’s arts ministry, sparking pushback appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
The National Academy of Design announced its 2026 academicians, celebrating 12 artists. Three of the academicians are architects. Among this year’s inductees are Amale Andraos and Dan Wood, the founding The post National Academy of Design names Amale Andraos, Dan Wood, Gary Hilderbrand, and others as 2026 National Academicians appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Evey sits in Montreal’s dense residential Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighborhood, on a lot adjacent to a green alley where, as Appareil Architecture describes it, “everyday activities intersect with the more discreet presence of the city.” Appareil Architecture approached the property as a renovation and extension of one of the existing buildings lining the street. Photography by Félix…
Beauty retail increasingly asks stores to do more than simply display products. At a new SoHo concept from Outside In and Nature of Things, shopping is only one part of the program: Makeup and skincare share an address with fragrance, coffee, and a hidden garden, all connected by an architecture designed around light and sensory…
New York’s historic Gramercy Park neighborhood may be known for its private park, but inside one nearby apartment, openness and sunlight were in short supply. Studio Rosenthal was tasked with changing that. Originally built as a two-bedroom, the home had been converted into a three-bedroom, with partitions that encroached on the living area and limited…
For club owners—or anyone with unusually loud neighbors—keeping sound contained can be a necessity. But completely eliminating unwanted sound is notoriously difficult. Spaces designed to absorb virtually all sound reflections, known as dead rooms, require specialized materials and acoustic expertise. (Think: vocal recording booths.) Drawing on that concept, emerging Spanish design firm Clap Studio reimagined…
“Two years ago, Lidan Sfadia and I sketched what at the time felt like a dream on paper,” says developer Edward Grigoryan. “A year ago, it was just dirt. Today, it’s a reality that still leaves me breathless.” The subject? A sprawling, 7,300-square-foot, U-shaped single-story home located in Tarzana, a San Fernando Valley neighborhood known…
The eaves at Moment project six feet from the wall line and run unbroken around all four sides of the house, a depth carried by a two-story timber frame on a hillside site in Sakai City, Osaka. Satoshi Kurosaki of APOLLO Architects & Associates designed the 2,300-square-foot residence with a frame engineered by Motoi Nomura…