Designed by Joshua Ramus of the firm REX, the new structure at the World Trade Center complex navigates the many constraints of the site with ingenuity and grace.
Architecture Review
The museum selects the Madrid firm of Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos for a makeover of its 1984 Edward Larrabee Barnes building.
After being closed since 2017, the institution has reopened after undergoing a series of subtle improvements and restorations in advance of its planned expansion.
In its fluid, free-form design, the American Museum of Natural History’s new addition evokes the gentle contours that come from living processes acting over deep time.
Bright and cheerful despite its subterranean depth, the Long Island Rail Road’s new hub on Manhattan’s East Side efficiently directs traffic—but in certain details it leaves much to be desired.
Santiago Calatrava’s St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, which replaces a building destroyed in the attacks of 9/11, is true to the form but not the spirit of a Byzantine domed church.
The year’s best built creations include a pair of California museums, a wisely updated concert hall and a heartbreaking memorial to the victims of a mass shooting.
Designed by Pritzker Prize-winner Thom Mayne, the new 53,000-square-foot structure, with its welcoming stair and spacious rooftop terrace, has a generous goal: creating humane public space.
Diamond Schmitt Architects and Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects’s collaborative renovation of the former Avery Fisher Hall creates a contemporary space that pays homage to the past.
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