Kiel Moe: Climate change, architecture change
Addressing the environmental, social and political quandaries of this century will require changing basic theoretical and practical assumptions about what architecture design is and does.
Addressing the environmental, social and political quandaries of this century will require changing basic theoretical and practical assumptions about what architecture design is and does.
Swiss architect Emanuel Christ presents his firm's projects for Current Work.
The climate emergency demands that the ways we build change radically. But how? A series of events and discussions explores.
Explore the League’s efforts to help create a more just, equitable, and inclusive professional culture.
A series of programs in spring 2019 on pressing issues at the intersection of design, policy, and politics in housing.
An annual competition that awards travel grants to students and recent graduates in the fields of architecture, architectural history, and urban studies
Urban Omnibus is The Architectural League’s online publication dedicated to observing, understanding, and shaping the city.
From video-enabled visual interpretation to 3D audio effects, smartphone wayfinding apps have a lot to offer Blind users. But these new features are no substitute for public infrastructure—digital or otherwise—that accounts for nonvisual navigation of the built environment.