Architecture

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At the Art Institute, an indigenous construction loophole uncovers ugly truths about the city’s racist and classist past 

BY Evan Moffitt |

New York’s Guggenheim Museum is one of eight places deemed of ’profound influence, inspiration, and connection’  

BY Frieze News Desk |

An exhibition at RIBA in London details the perilous journey of Central American migrants across Mexico’s frontera sur

BY George Kafka |

Authorities hope the Barcelona church will be completed ahead of the 2026 centenary of the architect’s death

BY Frieze News Desk |

A brief look through the late architect’s most striking works of art

BY Kadish Morris |

Structures by Modernist masters including Carlo Scarpa offer an alternative to the city’s medieval streets and Gothic churches

BY Frieze News Desk |

Beatriz Colomina’s latest book, X-Ray Architecture, argues that the spaces and technologies of the sanatorium gave rise to the modern movement’s iconic forms

BY Thomas McMullan |

‘The Circular Garden’ was grown from the soil in six weeks using fully sustainable construction materials

BY Amy Sherlock |

A new book surveys buildings in Central Asia and documents their distinctive styles

BY Frieze News Desk |

The controversial addition to Manhattan’s west side is emblematic of the triumph of digital spectacle over real experience

BY Glenn Adamson |

Five iconic buildings designed by the Japanese architect since 1962

BY George Kafka |

In further news: V&A Dundee’s architect to design new museum in Turkey, and students protest tuition fee hike at CalArts

BY Frieze News Desk |

The London firm’s bold, contextually astute renovation of the 1990s gallery pays homage to the functional forms of Britain’s ur-New Town

BY George Kafka |

At Pioneer Works, Brooklyn, the Dutch artist’s dystopian grandeur forces us not just to think about the industrial condition, but actually feel it

BY Glenn Adamson |

Frieze global partner LIFEWTR marks the inaugural Frieze Los Angeles with a publicly accessible artwork at The Standard DTLA by L.A. artist Tofer Chin

A riff on the gallery’s landmark 1956 show, Whitechapel Gallery’s latest exhibition boasts some compelling pairings but has an unconfident, sheepish quality

BY Thomas McMullan |

His design will emerge from Kensington Gardens like a low-lying cloud, with its interior intended as ‘a refuge for contemplation’

BY Frieze News Desk |

Once eclipsed by the men in her life, the architect’s supreme originality and energy are slowly being recognized

BY Marina Warner |

The avian playground was a manifesto for a modernism that could employ gymnastic engineering to theatrical effect – what happens with its inhabitants long gone?

BY Douglas Murphy |