Is this the ugliest building in New York?

Rafael Moneo’s new cathedral in L.A. looms large

How the future of Ground Zero is being resolved

Prada and Toys R Us have much in common

Memorializing terrorism’s victims in Oklahoma.

Memorializing terrorism’s victims in Oklahoma

On the centenary of Louis Kahn’s birth, a look at his legacy and his secret life

New museums in Milwaukee and St. Louis

What the World Trade Center meant

Two new shows in L.A. explore the legacy of early-modern architects

Mies van der Rohe and Robert Venturi at three museums

What if Howard Roark had used a Mac?

Norman Foster’s courtyard addition to the British Museum…

Richard Meier’s new United States Courthouse and Federal Building in Central Islip, Long Island.

New buildings in the Times Square area and the new 42nd St. Studios building.

A look back at the Centre Pompidou

An urban football stadium in midtown Manhattan.

Christian de Portzamparc’s L.V.M.H. small skyscraper on 57th St.

The new Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History.

Retro-style New York apartment buildings

Revisiting Brasilia, the futuristic capital of Brazil.

Early New York developer Louis Horowitz and his book, “The Towers of New York.”

The design of Mt. Vernon

Grand Central Terminal

Latest crop of massive casinos in Las Vegas

London’s new Millennium Dome

The new Getty Center in LA

Museum of Modern Art’s new expansion

Gehry’s Guggenheim Bilbao

The question of landmark designation for modern buildings of debatable aesthetic value…

Retro opulence on Central Park West

What should a newsroom look like in the twenty-first century?

Steven Holl rethinks the museum-extension genre

A new home from old roads

Rethinking the legacy of Robert Moses

Two New York projects show how to use Frank Gehry and how not to

After the World Trade Center furor, Daniel Libeskind moves on

Massimiliano Fuksas reinvents the convention center

Three new designs demonstrate Renzo Piano’s brilliance and his limitations

Herzog and de Meuron’s otherworldly stadium in Munich

A striking redesign of Getty’s Malibu villa

The radical quaintness of the Xintiandi district

Norman Foster’s thrilling addition to midtown Manhattan

Santiago Calatrava redefines the apartment tower

A modern way to make a modern home

Why we should build apartments at Ground Zero

A startling addition to Astor Place

Yoshio Taniguchi’s elegant expansion of the Modern

A high-profile suburb for the Hamptons

Jersey City wants to be like Lower Manhattan, only neat and clean

The new World War II memorial doesn’t rise to the occasion

Rem Koolhaas’s new library in Seattle is an ennobling public space

The architectural machinations at Ground Zero can be treacherous

A behemoth rises up in Columbus Circle

Frank Gehry’s Disney Hall is a musical pleasure palace

Daniel and Nina Libeskind thought they had figured out how to get a building built. Then they came to New York

New ideas for Lincoln Center that don’t involve dynamite.

Two great new cultural centers open out of town

The amazing design competition for the World Trade Center site

How will so many people with so many different ideas agree on the new proposals for the World Trade Center site?

How successful is the new World Trade Center?

Talk story about the late architect Louis I. Kahn and the Franklin D. Roosevelt memorial on Roosevelt Island.

A flamboyant architect’s quieter side.

Living Architecture, which immodestly calls itself “a new social enterprise set up to revolutionize both architecture and UK holiday rentals,” has commissioned five modern vacation homes with the apparent intention of putting the Masterpiece Theatre version of England to rest once and for all.

A review of Frank Gehry’s new tower at 8 Spruce Street. From the east you see it against the Woolworth Building, the most lyrical skyscraper in New York. Gehry’s building isn’t its equal, but it’s the first thing built downtown since then that actually deserves to stand beside it.

Eric Owen Moss transforms an entire neighborhood of Culver City with the kind of avant-garde architecture that is usually scattered around the world

The CityCenter development, on the Las Vegas Strip, attempts to provide an alternative to the city’s garish architectural pastiches.

Swiss architects Herzog and de Meuron rethink the parking deck in Miami.

On the new skyscraper headquarters Goldman Sachs built for itself in lower Manhattan.

Dubai reaches for the sky

Jeanne Gang and architecture’s anti-divas.

Jean Nouvel and the art of the façade.

About the Frank Lloyd Wright retrospective at the Guggenheim

About the architect Andrea Palladio

The new stadiums for the Yankees and the Mets

The centennial of Daniel Burnham’s Plan for Chicago

The new Alice Tully Hall and the Lincoln Center renovations

Brad Cloepfil’s redesign of 2 Columbus Circle

Beijing’s new architecture

Beijing’s Olympic architecture is spectacular, but what message does it send?

About British designer Thomas Heatherwick

Airport design and the new terminals in Beijing and Madrid

A new home for the New Museum of Contemporary Art