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Senate passes 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, the most substantial affordable housing legislation in decades

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act was passed yesterday in the Senate by a vote of 89-10. The AIA supports the bill and has lobbied for it since it was introduced in 2025. Next, the bill will be ...
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Smiljan Radić is awarded 2026 Pritzker Architecture Prize

The Pritzker Prize named Chilean architect Smiljan Radić Clarke as the 2026 Laureate of the Pritzker Prize. The announcement of the annual architecture prize was delayed this year due to ties between ...
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Facades+ returns to New York City on March 26 and 27

On March 26 and 27, Facades+ returns to New York City to deliver an outstanding program for the largest event of the year. Materiality is the theme of the first day’s symposium.
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The first phase of Alafia, a wellness-focused affordable housing campus designed by Dattner Architects and SCAPE, opens in Brooklyn

Dattner Architects and SCAPE completed phase one of the three buildings. It consists of two tall structures that share a lobby and form a large C in plan, plus a shorter building that caps the open ...
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Washington Commanders share updated stadium renderings by HKS

The Washington Commanders NFL franchise has shared updated renderings of a forthcoming stadium designed by HKS. The new renderings give a sense of what the fan experience will look like on the ground.
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Davies Toews Architecture, NYCHA residents, Design Trust for Public Space, and others team up on Lower East Side park

A park serves NYCHA Lillian Wald Houses residents, and the Lower Manhattan community more broadly, thanks to a longterm initiative called Opening the Edge. Davies Toews Architecture worked on the ...
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ICON announces its Titan 3D-printing construction system for builders and construction companies

Texas-based 3D construction and architecture pioneer ICON announced the commercial rollout of new machines. Builders and construction companies can reserve a Titan machine.
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Municipal Art Society of New York announces 2026 Brendan Gill Prize and MASterworks Design Awards winners

The Municipal Art Society of New York (MAS) announced today winners of the 2026 Brendan Gill Prize and MASterworks Design Awards. This year’s Brendan Gill Prize winner is Shervone Neckles. MASterworks ...
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COPA uses prefabrication to develop a below-market-rate row house that still makes a profit

The Swift Street Residences, designed by COPA, isn’t just aesthetically unique; it’s also the product of novel prefabricated construction techniques and a vertically integrated development process.
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JSA/MIXdesign and curators Ignacio G. Galan and Jordan Whitewood-Neal stage an inclusive and accessible exhibition at the Museum of Disability History

An exhibition curated by Ignacio G. Galan and Jordan Whitewood-Neal, and designed by Joel Sanders Architect (JSA)/MIXdesign, is now open at the Museum of Disability History, a gallery located within ...
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New Affiliates reimagines houses by Bruce Goff, an eccentric midcentury American architect

An exhibition on Bruce Goff at the Art Institute of Chicago was assembled by curators Alison Fisher and Craig Lee and designed by New Affiliates. A spin-off show, New Affiliates on Goff’s Domestic ...
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Chicago preservation groups raise concerns over the future of a trading room by Louis Sullivan and Dankmar Adler

The Art Institute of Chicago is considering a new wing to its eastern edge, where the Beaux Arts Chicago Stock Exchange Trading Room by Adler & Sullivan is sited. Preservation groups are now concerned ...