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Latest Stories
Fence Out
Security fencing will come down around the U.S. Capitol
March 17, 2021
Stonewalling
Did Hiroshi Sugimoto threaten to quit the sculpture garden overhaul at the Hirshhorn Museum?
March 16, 2021
The Next Chapter
Aileen Fuchs is the new executive director of National Building Museum
March 15, 2021
Soon?
Hirshhorn Museum is close to finalizing Hiroshi Sugimoto’s garden revamp
March 12, 2021
1929–2021
Modernist maestro Hugh Newell Jacobsen passes away at 91
March 9, 2021
Written In Stone
Resolution reached to save
MARABAR
at National Geographic Society headquarters
March 4, 2021
The High Cost of Clean-Up
Architect of the Capitol details millions in damages to the “People’s House”
March 1, 2021
No Shocker Here
Biden quashes Trump’s “beautiful” neoclassical architecture executive order
February 25, 2021
No Chrome, Though
The Smithsonian’s Arts + Industries Building will reopen after 20 years with a blockbuster
FUTURES
show
February 23, 2021
The Whole Nine Yards
Selldorf Architects, Leong Leong, and more tapped for phase two of The Yards in Washington, D.C.
February 17, 2021
Come Off the Fence
A D.C. delegate will introduce legislation to ban permanent fencing around U.S. Capitol
February 10, 2021
Design for Signing
With a massive new development, Gallaudet University incorporates accessible features on and off campus
January 20, 2021
School’s In Session
Washington, D.C.’s unique political status is reflected in the design of its schools
January 18, 2021
Capital Ideas!
Studio Twenty Seven Architecture is bringing community-minded housing to D.C.
January 15, 2021
Campus Revival
Howard University eyes development plans while staying true to its roots
January 14, 2021
High-Tech Imperium
Op-ed: D.C. is known for its classical and Brutalist buildings, but its true legacy is high-tech architecture
January 13, 2021
BIG Changes
The Smithsonian shrinks BIG’s $2 billion campus overhaul
January 12, 2021
An Assault on Democracy
AEC organizations issue statements condemning Trump-incited violence at U.S. Capitol
January 11, 2021
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