The most famous architects don’t solely leave behind the buildings they’ve designed—they leave behind blueprints for how we live, work, and move through the world. From the way Frank Lloyd Wright ...

This documentary provides a look into the roots and impact of modern Japanese architecture. With impressive visuals, it explore the conflict between modern and old philosophies through accounts by ...

The new special exhibit features more than 60 gingerbread buildings built around a masterplan developed by Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design. The buildings themselves are designed and built by some ...

There’s no doubt that Antoni Gaudi is the most famous architect and no surprise that he tops our list of 11 most famous architects in the world. He is a Spanish Catalan architect, best known for his ...

Ancient Roman architecture is seen as a part of classical architecture and generally builds off of the three classical orders—Ionic, Corinthian, and Doric—which were developed in ancient Greece. Later ...

Travel itineraries are often chock-full of sightseeing architectural stunners — especially if you’re a design aficionado. But on occasion, a destination offers more than just a chance to glimpse a ...

With the housing market tightening, and homes by big–name architects commanding a 5 to 10 percent premium over comparable buildings, both homeowners and prospective buyers are turning to architectural ...

When the architect Louis I. Kahn collapsed and died in the men’s room of Penn Station in 1974, he left behind many things. There were buildings of monumental importance and vision, like the Salk ...

Earlier this year, residents began moving into Brooklyn’s newest and most expensive condo building: Olympia Brooklyn. Located in DUMBO, the 33-story structure, designed by Hill West Architects, is ...

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is as beloved in Kansas City, Mo., as slow-smoked barbecue. With its orderly rows of columns, it sits majestically at the crest of a hill, surrounded by a verdant ...

Barnhard counts famous architects “mixed with the rich skate and surf culture in Santa Cruz” as inspiration for his artistic creations. He utilizes materials like teak, mahogany, walnut, and bamboo.