The Latest Breaking News from Architecture

The administration is offloading gems of US architecture while redesigning the city to match the president’s values

The release centers on the company's Starling System Library (SSL) and Universal Cognitive Architecture (UCA), with zero-code deployment that works inside leading large language model workspaces.

The exiled Belarussian opposition leader says a "quick, bad deal for Ukraine' would endanger the entire security architecture of Europe beyond Kyiv's borders in an interview with Euronews' morning show Europe Today.

Frank Gehry (1929-2025) revolutionized architecture by making buildings dance. From the Guggenheim Bilbao's titanium curves to his philosophy of emotion in design, explore the legacy of the architect who transformed structures into living art.

He made buildings that looked like slouching drunks and quarrelling couples but it was the Spanish museum that secured his ‘starchitect’ status – a creation that became something of a curse

Among his many masterpieces were the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain; The Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and Berlin’s DZ Bank Building.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed in a recent Joe Rogan podcast that the inventors behind deep learning ran the world's first machine learning network on a pair of GTX 580s in SLI in 2012.

Frank Gehry's death sparks global interest in his iconic buildings and renewed scrutiny of his cryptic line 'not just building buildings'.

Canadian–American architect who explored crumpling and fish curves in such buildings as the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao

Architect Frank Gehry, celebrated for his imaginative, genre-shifting designs, has died at 96. He is known for iconic works such as the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. Over his prolific career, Gehry received architecture’s highest honors, including the Pritzker Prize, the RIBA…

In April 2005, The Simpsons featured an episode where Marge, embarrassed by her hometown’s reputation for being uneducated and uncultured, invites a world-famous architect to design a new concert hall for the city.