The Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center recently opened Outré West: The American School of Architecture from Oklahoma to California. This new exhibition considers the bold works of a group of iconoclastic architects who were educated and mentored in Oklahoma in the 1950s and 1960s, and who later developed groundbreaking design practices in California.

The AIA Detroit Celebration of Architecture is the largest annual gathering of AEC professionals in Michigan.

The repurposing of an iconic grand belle railway station in Detroit stands among the 10 projects recognized with a North American Copper in Architecture award by the Copper Development Association. Now in its 17^th edition, the NACIA awards showcase outstanding work in design, fabrication, and craftsmanship using architectural copper. 

Brutalist buildings have been called ‘imposing monsters’ and yet they feature prominently in the architectural landscape of the nation’s capital. The National Building Museum uses this perspective as a launching point for its new exhibition, Capital Brutalism, which opens on Saturday, June 1, 2024. 

Materiality is intended to provoke discussion and interest among architects and designers, professionals and students, and the general reader.

The Brick Industry Association (BIA) has honored the 2023 Brick in Architecture Awards, the premier international design competition featuring fired-clay brick.

In response to public concerns over our increasingly less active lifestyle, the concept of “active design” has emerged in architecture and planning.

The concept design by Fentress Architects was approved by the Commission of Fine Arts, which follows approval in July from the National Capital Planning Commission.