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Architects can still learn from Tom Wolfe

Tom Wolfe was an unrepentant hater of Modernist architecture.
external linkhttps://archpaper.com/2018/05/archi…
 

What Do International Preservation Standards Say About New Architecture in Historic Places?

Historic structures and context.
external linkhttp://commonedge.org/may-is-preser…
 

Why Architecture Isn’t Art (And Shouldn’t Be)

Lance Hosey argues that the concept of architecture as a form of art is not only misleading to the public, but also potentially damaging to society.
external linkhttps://archdaily.com/783412/why-ar…
 

Adobe Town Hall

Valerio Dewalt Train reconfigures a former tool factory.
external linkhttp://pages.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/h…
 

Architecture’s Pritzker Prize winner Balkrishna Doshi puts the focus on people

“What is architecture? It is not an object,” says Balkrishna Doshi. “It is like a living thing and it is an entity to contain life.”
external linkhttps://theglobeandmail.com/arts/ar…
 

What do architecture critics think of the state of architecture criticism today?

Thoughts from Mark Lamster, Alexandra Lange, Witold Rybczynski, Frances Anderton, Barry Bergdoll, Oliver Wainwright, and Justin Davidson.
external linkhttps://archpaper.com/2018/05/criti…
 

How architecture can rebuild itself post #MeToo

In order for the architectural field to progress, it needs to embrace an era of democratic practice.
external linkhttps://curbed.com/2018/5/21/173610…
 

Piazza Hospitality and David Baker Architects

A mini hospitality empire in Sonoma County.
external linkhttp://nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/hd/2018…
 

Residential: David Baker Architects

Five88 San Francisco, CA.
external linkhttps://lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublic…
 

Arne Jacobsen–Designed Hotel in Copenhagen Gets a Contemporary Refresh and Restoration

Local firm Space Copenhagen restored aspects of the building's original design while carefully adapting its spaces for the hotel's present-day needs.
external linkhttp://metropolismag.com/architectu…
 

How Do Architects Get Work?

I answer some of the basic questions.
external linkhttps://kennethcaldwell.com/ask-ken…
 

Dynamic, responsive and nurturing: Dive into today’s workplace

Our pal Primo Orpilla on workplace design.
external linkhttps://frameweb.com/news/dynamic-r…
 

What Marchers Today Can Learn From the May 1968 Protests in Paris

Plus ça change plus c’est pareil.
external linkhttp://commonedge.org/what-todays-m…
 

Design as civic duty

Elizabeth Timme, co-director of LA-Más, believes that architecture needs to rediscover its political imperative.
external linkhttps://archleague.org/article/desi…
 

The Singular Magic of Maira Kalman

As I have said before, I love Maira Kalman. Thanks to Liz Ross for posting this wonderful profile.
external linkhttps://thecut.com/2018/04/profile-…
 

Restoring Warnecke’s Asilomar Additions: A Conversation with Andrew Wolfram and Bridget Maley

TEF teamed up with architectural historian, preservation planner, and writer Bridget Maley to create a series of historic structure reports primarily focusing on John Carl Warnecke’s 1950s and 1960s additions.
external linkhttps://tefarch.wordpress.com/2018/…
 

A visit with Olafur Eliasson’s art and architecture workshop, Studio Other Spaces

the “culture sector in our society is more likely to create change than the public sector, the politicians, or the private sector.”
external linkhttps://archpaper.com/2018/04/studi…
 

Why Designers in Chicago are Building Forts

Forts!
external linkhttps://buildordie.com/vdta-blog/re…
 

MoMA’s Design Chief: VR Needs Fewer Gamers, More Castiglioni

Four insights from MoMA’s senior design curator Paola Antonelli about what a much-hyped medium could learn from design.
external linkhttps://fastcodesign.com/90169649/m…
 

America’s first memorial to victims of lynching opens in Montgomery

On April 26, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, the first memorial in the U.S. dedicated to African American victims of lynching and continued discrimination, will open to the public in Montgomery, Alabama.
external linkhttps://archpaper.com/2018/04/natio…
 

The end of the architect profile

It’s time to stop perpetuating the myth of the lone genius.
external linkhttps://curbed.com/2018/4/19/172430…
 

A New Look at the New Deal’s Legacy of Public Housing

A review of Ben Austen's new book, “High-Risers: Cabrini-Green and the Fate of American Public Housing”
external linkhttps://nytimes.com/2018/04/13/book…
 

Architecture, Aesthetic Moralism, and the Crisis of Urban Housing

Developer-driven gentrification.
external linkhttp://commonedge.org/architecture-…
 

Technology Special: The Future of the Workplace

Metropolis invited O+A to guest edit the April issue of the magazine and assemble a special section on the impact of technology on interiors. The four stories that were selected can be read below.
external linkhttp://o-plus-a.com/how-oa-became-m…
 

Why Technology Can Be the Enemy of the Creative Workplace

This article is part of the “tech x interiors” special section that was guest-edited by Studio O+A in Metropolis's April 2018 issue.
external linkhttp://metropolismag.com/interiors/…
 

Here’s How You Design for Living and Working in Outer Space

This article is part of the “tech x interiors” special section that was guest-edited by Studio O+A in Metropolis's April 2018 issue.
external linkhttp://metropolismag.com/interiors/…