The last remaining New York City property owned by the estate of celebrated pop artist Roy Lichtenstein has found a buyer, ...

A Princeton residence commissioned by former U.S. president Woodrow Wilson lists for $6.5 million with 7 bedrooms and a koi pond.

After the 1804 Haitian Revolution – the uprising against French colonizers that led to the creation of Haiti – the nation became the first in the world to permanently ban slavery. For this reason, ...

A 19th-century former house and office building in Gloucester could become a new hotel and its extension converted into flats, with two planning applications being submitted this April 2025. The owner ...

The United States finalizes the Louisiana Purchase from France, adding the land from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains to its territory. Meriwether Lewis, of the legendary duo Lewis ...

“To face a world on fire, architecture must be able to harness all the intelligence around us.” This urgent provocation by curator Carlo Ratti frames the expansive inquiry of the 19th Venice ...

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In November, Uhrhane and Silverstein presented a petition to the Boston Landmark Commission, a unit of the Office of Historic ... crafted unique 19 th century architecture, 19 Kenton Road has ...

Drone footage has captured a fire that broke out at a derelict 19th Century church ... for attacking his friend and colleague in his office at school. Tony Johnson pulled a driver from a burning ...

I found my way through the narrow, winding hallways of the modest home-turned-home base for the architecture department, concluding my journey at the entrance of a sequestered office room ... during ...

Donald Trump’s rococo Oval Office decorations are old-fashioned and un-American.

Generally, this idea of wellbeing and pause through architecture requires a contextualized look for reflection. Simmel's ideas emerged in the context of Berlin's rapid growth in the 19th century.