Design records from an Eero Saarinen-designed church, correspondence between school leaders and architects, and recordings of well-known figures such as J. Irwin Miller are just some of the materials ...

Recent events have put many residents of Santa Barbara and Montecito under pressure to document the structures on their property. Whether these buildings are houses that were lost or damaged in the ...

The Getty Research Institute announced Wednesday that it has acquired a major portion of architect Frank Gehry’s archives — documents spanning from 1954, when Gehry studied architecture at USC, to ...

In a significant addition to the Art, Design & Architecture Museum (AD&A Museum) at UC Santa Barbara, the archive of renowned Los Angeles-based architect Steven Ehrlich has been donated to its ...

In September 2012, the Museum of Modern Art in New York joined forces with Columbia University's Avery Library to acquire what is surely American architecture's grandest prize: the archive of Frank ...

The Art, Design & Architecture Museum (AD&A Museum) at UC Santa Barbara (UCSB) recently announced that Los Angeles architect Steven Ehrlich has donated artifacts from his personal archive to the ...

Japan is one of the many countries—both Eastern and Western—that hasn’t been sufficiently respectful of its modernist architectural heritage. Still, preservationists in most countries would envy Japan ...

If you expect a public library to sit quietly with its hands folded, the new Seattle Central Library is not for you. It has a lunging, irregular exterior wrapped in folds of glass covered with a ...

Field Archive presents Masters of Landscape Architecture [MLA] student work advancing land-based research and design at the cutting edge of climate and public change. The exhibition features selected ...

According to local lore, there was a time when you couldn’t drive down a street in Palm Beach without seeing a house designed by John L. Volk, so lengthy was the late society architect’s career, so ...

On June 15, 2017, London woke up to a terrible shock. The night before, in the affluent borough of Kensington and Chelsea, a fridge-freezer had exploded on the fourth floor of the 24-storey public ...