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The Architectural League of New York Announces New Program Director (opens the original)
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The Architectural League of New York has named writer Marianela D’Aprile as its new program director, marking another leadership change at one of the country’s oldest architectural advocacy nonprofits. D’Aprile succeeds longtime program director Anne Rieselbach, who, after a 40-year tenure, has taken on an advisory role at the League. As program director, D’Aprile will guide initiatives including the Current Work and From Field to Form lecture series; the Emerging Voices and League Prize awards;
They’re Building Something New in Allentown, Leaving Venturi Scott Brown in Limbo (opens the original)
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The Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates (VSBA) addition to the Allentown Art Museum might not be as well-known as the firm’s other museums, such as the Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery in London or the Seattle Museum of Art. It nevertheless embodies the same postmodern concepts about history, urban context, and architectural semiotics that are central to the Learning from Las Vegas authors’ work. In late August, the museum announced that it will be moving to a new facility by Studios Archi
Snapshot: Jakob+MacFarlane Designs a Colorful Vertical Village on the Belgian Coast (opens the original)
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Belgian identity has always been in-between. The seaside hamlet of Knokke-Heist, sandwiched by the Port of Antwerp-Bruge and the Dutch border, commissioned Parisian practice Jakob+MacFarlane to design a 100-residence tower to bring back locals and young people pushed out by rising real-estate prices. The Community House takes the region’s vernacular houses and stacks and renders them in aluminum panels as if they’re shipping containers. Part housing, part vertical village, it also includes a mee
A Four-Year Visa Limit Is a Problem for Five-Year Architecture Students (opens the original)
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College is sometimes called “the best four years of your life,” but, as anyone who went through a five-year architecture program knows, that time frame is really just a figure of speech. For international students, however, it may soon become law if a new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) decision limiting their admission into the United States to a set four-year period goes into effect. On July 17, 2026, DHS published its final rule establishing a fixed term of admission of four years for v
In Peru’s Coastal Desert, Leggett & Cahuas Designs a Fully Open-Air and Off-Grid Retreat from Modern Life (opens the original)
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In his Letters from a Stoic, philosopher Seneca the Younger urged his readers to “set aside now and then a number of days during which you will be content with the plainest of food, and very little of it, and with rough, coarse clothing.” This meditative practice of voluntary hardship was intended to liberate one from the desires and anxieties of Roman life. Seneca, who reportedly amassed a fortune of 300 million sesterces as an advisor to Emperor Nero, is said to have traveled simply, with a si
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