Current Work: In Transformation, with Dan Stubbergaard
The founder of the Danish firm Cobe will discuss how adaptive reuse, urban repair, and a deeply contextual approach to design can guide the regeneration of cities across scales.
The founder of the Danish firm Cobe will discuss how adaptive reuse, urban repair, and a deeply contextual approach to design can guide the regeneration of cities across scales.
Join us to honor Michael Bierut at the 2026 President’s Medal Dinner and celebrate his extraordinary contributions to the culture of architecture and design.
The founder of Cornell’s Circular Construction Lab will discuss the built environment as a material depot for reuse and reconfiguration. A circularity-themed trade fair featuring New York–based organizations and vendors will precede the lecture.
Due to changes in the timeline of the studio move, After Hours: SO–IL is postponed, to be rescheduled for early Fall with a greatly increased capacity.
Seeking New York City Region-based architects for accessibility assessments and renovations funded by the Fair Housing Justice Center.
Why do architects turn down commissions? An interview series conceived and produced by MIT's Critical Broadcasting Lab, and presented in collaboration with The Architectural League, sheds light on an unexamined part of architectural practice.
A publication about going beyond code compliance when designing inclusive museums.
Urban Omnibus is The Architectural League’s online publication dedicated to observing, understanding, and shaping the city.
Russell Jacobs spots local birds, evicted from their usual habitats, nesting and hunting atop skyscrapers, power lines, and traffic lights.