Höweler + Yoon and Sasaki-designed new Boston residential tower breaks ground April 13, 2020 Ground has broken on the Höweler + Yoon and Sasaki-designed 212 Stuart Street residential tower, which is located in the historic Bay Village neighborhood of downtown Boston. + Read More

Newly completed NY condos bring Zen appeal to Hell’s Kitchen April 8, 2020 Charlie West, designed by ODA Architects and Lemay + Escobar Architecture DPC, creates an urban oasis in Hell’s Kitchen, New York. + Read More

Wick Architecture elevates California coffee shop with modern adaptation of Renaissance design April 7, 2020 Wick Architecture & Design and LAND Design Studio have elevated the modern coffee shop experience with 3D design. + Read More

Tremco brings all of its divisions under a single corporate brand April 6, 2020 New Tremco Construction Products Group unites all of its brands under a single corporate identity. + Read More

COVID-19 pandemic shakes confidence in infrastructure investment April 6, 2020 According to a new survey taken before and after the COVID-19 pandemic, a lack of infrastructure investment is driving pessimism around a post-virus economic recovery. + Read More

David Adjaye creates a concrete oasis for luxury LA boutique April 2, 2020 Ghanian-British architect Sir David Adjaye has designed a pink concrete oasis for luxury retailer Webster’s newest location in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. + Read More

Another architect lost to COVID-19 April 1, 2020 Michael McKinnell, 84, passed away in Rockport, Massachusetts, on March 27 due to COVID-19-related complications. + Read More

COVID-19 stalls demand for design services April 1, 2020 Two-thirds of architecture firms report slowing or stoppage of projects due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new American Institute of Architects (AIA) survey. + Read More

Renowned architect Michael Sorkin dies due to COVID-19 complications March 31, 2020 Michael Sorkin, 71, renowned architect, urbanist, and critic passed away on March 26 due to complications resulting from COVID-19. + Read More

Sharp jump in construction project cancellation or delay puts many jobs at risk March 31, 2020 Sharp jump in owners cancelling or delaying construction projects across the country is putting many jobs at risk, a new survey finds. + Read More