Renzo Piano

Can architecture help heal Genoa after a devastating bridge collapse?

“Bridges, homes, and all constructions should be treated like living bodies.”

Why Is There So Much Modern Architecture In The NRA’s New Ad?

A Reason To Go To Harvard? Renzo Piano’s New Art Museum

The architect’s expansion of the Harvard Art Museums melds ’20s Georgian Revival architecture with a 21st-century aesthetic.

16 Of The Year’s Coolest Houses (And One Really Ugly One)

Daniel Libeskind Is No Architect

A global debate is raging inside the architecture community over who earns the title “architect.”

Renzo Piano’s Latest: An Off-The-Grid, One-Person Mobile Home

For over 50 years, the architect dreamed of building a one-room structure for minimal living. Now it exists, on Vitra’s campus in Germany.

The Whitney Museum Of American Art Unveils Its New, Elastic Logo

It’s a zigzag.

POM Wonderful: Not So Wonderful After All, Says the FTC

L.A. Welcomes One of the World’s Largest Naturally-Lit Spaces

Meet the Vikings Redesigning Times Square and SF MoMA

Why Can’t the World’s Best Architects Build Better Web Sites?

SFMOMA’s Expansion Plans are Shockingly Safe

Fake Volcanos: The Newest Trend in Green Architecture

From Overwrought to Overly Simple: Is Green Design Anti-Style?

The City Parks Renaissance

Lady Gaga: Design Groupie in Disguise

Architecture in Golden Gate Park: A Matter of Life and Lifeless

At the Center of Iranian Upheaval, a Soft-Spoken Architect

Yves Behar Reveals His Inner Glow With Anima Terra