In citing the inadequacies of the proposals for rebuilding the World Trade Center site, Sarah Williams Goldhagen rightly cites deficiencies in the education of architects and their clients’ ignorance ...

Todd Gannon, cultural studies coordinator at SCI-Arc, issued a response to the following article that can be found here. In an interview 1 by art critic Christopher Knight at John Baldessari’s studio ...

The Department of Education (DOE) recently announced that it plans to reclassify architecture degrees: As soon as July 2026, they may no longer be considered “professional.” While it may sound like an ...

In recent years, cooking has become all the rage, with limitless TV shows that cater to every taste… even children. Kids are now growing up with the mindset that cooking is cool. So what happened that ...

Graphisoft will host its annual global event online, September 14-16. Building Together 2021 will offer insights into the most challenging and critical issues facing architects and engineers today.

Los Angeles–based designer Peter Zellner has an ax to grind with architectural education in the United States. Students are saddled with debt, schools aren’t teaching the right skills, and a ...

The job that dictates the look—and safety—of our built environment is taking a hit from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. In an effort to rein in the ballooning student loan debt crisis—which has now ...

This essay is an excerpt from the final chapter of Draw in Order to See: A cognitive history of architectural design, which outlines recommendations for reforming architectural education and practice.

It is useless for the scheme of education laid out for any pupil in architecture to include steel construction in its higher development. It is inevitable, in our modern complex physical civilization, ...

In addition to serving as the dean of Penn State’s College of Arts and Architecture, B. Stephen Carpenter II is a professor of art education and African American studies at the same university. He is ...