For 125 years, informal norms constrained what a president could do to one of the nation’s most famous landmarks.

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‘Every project begins with listening - to the land and to people,’ says Sara Zewde, founder of Harlem-based Studio Zewde. ‘Materials, forms, and planting are chosen to reflect and resonate with both.

RESTORING AMERICA’S ARCHITECTURAL GRANDEUR: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order mandating that Federal public buildings, such as courthouses and government office buildings, ...

This one pan meal is just what you want at the end of a long day. It all cooks at the same time on a baking sheet, but it's all about the arrangement to make sure each component comes out perfectly ...

Roughly a year after the University of the Arts suddenly shuttered, part of its former Center City campus will be reactivated in a manner that acknowledges the school’s design heritage. Scout is ...

Luxury homes are no longer defined purely by size or opulence—they're measured by design integrity, material quality, and longevity. Architects and builders working at the high end of the market are ...

Pro No, that's not a misprint - Sandisk unveils massive 256TB SSD, but it will power the next generation of AI workloads, so don't think you'll ever get one Pro Samsung archrival showcases 245TB PCIe ...

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REPEALING UNLAWFUL REGULATIONS: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed a Presidential Memorandum requiring agencies to rescind regulations that are unlawful under 10 recent landmark Supreme Court ...

UPDATE: The headline has been updated to reflect Ripple’s clarification the “bad actor” designation was not applied as part of its settlement with the SEC. Ripple has emerged (mostly) victorious from ...

It is still useful for students studying architecture to look at the past to address how we design for our collective future, reflects David Grandorge The photograph shows a room at this year’s Royal ...