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Studio Gang co-curates Chicago Architecture Center exhibition on designing for bird migration

2026-04-30T11:25:00-04:00

The Chicago Architecture Center has announced two new exhibitions exploring the relationship between urban design and ecological systems, set to open on June 11 at its Wacker Drive location. Titled Flyway City: Architecture for a Flourishing Ecosystem and Chicago’s Living Habitat, the exhibitions examine how cities can better accommodate wildlife, with a particular focus on bird populations.

Johnston Marklee completes curving Vipp Pavilion in upstate NY forest

2026-04-30T09:55:00-04:00

Johnston Marklee has completed the Vipp Pavilion, a 1,000 square foot scheme set within a forested site in Lumberland, Upstate New York. Positioned at the edge of a pond and surrounded by dense woodland, the project is conceived as a compact intervention that engages closely with its natural setting.

Images: Eric Petschek / Pia Winther

The pavilion’s form is defined by two tangent ellipses, a geometry that references the contours of the adjacent water body. Constructed using a combination of smooth and ribbed stucco, the building reads as a sculptural volume within the landscape. Entry is mediated through a curved courtyard, leading into a central skylit space with concrete floors and textured walls. This primary interior volume opens outward to views of the pond and the surrounding meadow.

Images: Eric Petschek / Pia Winther

Two bedrooms are embedded within the curved plan, each oriented to frame views of the garde...

Sumptuous Mid-Century by Chet Architecture

2026-04-29T21:29:00-04:00

Our clients longed to become entertainers par excellence- but knew that their safe, off-white interiors were holding them back. By introducing artisan terrazzo, velvet upholstery, and hand-made tiles- we embraced a glamour that is always intimate but never precious.

The result: sumptuous, timeless chic.

Verdant Ridges by Wutopia Lab

2026-04-29T12:35:00-04:00

Wutopia Lab was commissioned to create the "Verdant Ridges " (青嶂) Theater in Suzhou’s historic Taohuawu district. Inspired by Tang Bohu, this theater emerges from the ruins, embodying a poetic dialogue between history and contemporary architecture.

The site was originally home to the Xinguang Silk Weaving Factory. The renovated Building No. 5 has now been transformed into a versatile theater, seamlessly integrating Suzhou-style stage performances with medium-sized conferences.

Tang Bohu

In architectural renovation, the common approaches typically fall into two categories: completely redesigning parts of the structure or preserving its original form as much as possible. Wutopia Lab seeks to break free from this binary and explore a new path.

Inspired by the dramatic life of Tang Bohu, we go beyond merely preserving the historical depth of the old building—we breathe new artistic life into it.

In 1499, Tang Bohu’s promising official career was abruptly cut short due to ...

Experienced with interior design? This San Francisco role could be for you

2026-04-29T12:06:00-04:00

Following our previous look at an opening for a residential designer/architect at Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects, we are using this week’s edition of our Job Highlights series to explore an open role on Archinect Jobs for an interior designer at Cass Calder Smith.

The role, based in San Francisco, calls for an individual with five or more years of experience with a “strong foundation in design and production.” Among the responsibilities for the role will be producing mood boards, graphic designs, and visualizations for presentations and client proposals, and creating accurate schematics, technical drawings, and drafting documentation for various projects.

Twenty Five Lusk. Image courtesy of Cass Calder Smith

Why the role interests us

The open role at Cass Calder Smith offers us the opportunity to explore several interior projects led by the firm. At Twenty Five Lusk in San Francisco, for example, the firm created a bar and restaurant within a 1917 smokehouse and meat-processin...

Inside a rare 1980s Frank Gehry home with unique geometries

2026-04-29T10:46:00-04:00

A rare home by Frank Gehry has changed hands, after a local buyer with architectural passions purchased the property in Thousand Oaks, California.

The Sirmai-Peterson House was, to that point, still owned by the original client, Mark Peterson, the asbestos plaintiff’s attorney who commissioned Gehry to design the home.

Image credit: Cameron Carothers

Completed in 1988, the Sirmai-Peterson House explores a fragmented approach to residential design. Commissioned in 1983, the 2-bedroom, 2-1/2-bathroom project marks a significant moment in Gehry’s early domestic work, extending ideas of formal autonomy and composition into a single-family dwelling.

Image credit: Cameron Carothers

Set within a secluded, oak-covered hillside, the 4,512-foot residence is organized as a series of discrete volumes rather than a unified structure. Individual rooms are expressed as separate forms, each with distinct geometry and material treatment. Th...

‘Architects Need Solutions 25 Years Ahead’: New SCI-Arc Director Winka Dubbeldam on the School’s Future

2026-04-29T08:35:00-04:00

Architectural education has spent years celebrating experimentation, but the terms of that experimentation are changing. Climate urgency, evolving technologies, and a more uncertain professional landscape are pushing schools to ask what kinds of knowledge matter now and what students will actually need in order to act on the futures they are asked to imagine.

That backdrop makes Winka Dubbeldam’s arrival at SCI-Arc especially notable. In this Deans List conversation with Archinect founder Paul Petrunia, the architect and educator discusses taking over one of the discipline’s most historically experimental schools while arguing for a stronger emphasis on research, prototyping, biological materials, and long-term thinking. Her vision suggests that speculation remains vital, but only when it is backed by deeper technical and environmental intelligence.

What follows is a conversation about SCI-Arc but also about a wider shift in architectural education, from representation toward expert...

Your guide to Spring reviews & student exhibitions at Archinect Partner Schools

2026-04-28T19:19:00-04:00

The Spring semester sprint is nearly over, and across our Archinect Partner Schools, students are wrapping up the academic year with final reviews, thesis exhibitions, and the excitement of commencement ceremonies.

Take a look at current and upcoming events for students, faculty, and the public at SCI-Arc, Pratt Institute, University at Buffalo, USC, Tulane University, UCLA, New York Institute of Technology, and Kansas State University.

SCI-Arc

Image courtesy SCI-Arc

SCI-Arc's Spring Show 2026, titled FUTURE STARES BACK and curated by design faculty Jennifer Chen, opens with a reception on May 2 at 6 pm and runs through May 27.

Pratt Institute

Image courtesy Pratt Institute

In Brooklyn, the Pratt Shows: Design reception takes place on May 13 at 6 pm, followed by the exhibition from May 14-19. The commencement ceremony takes place at Radio City Music Hall on May 19.

University at Buffalo

Photo: Douglas Levere, image courtesy University at Buffalo

UB's School of Architecture and Plannin...

Canal House by Jonathon Selway Architects

2026-04-28T16:50:00-04:00

Located on a canal off an intercoastal waterway in Southern Delaware, this residence is a year round home designed to maximize coastal living for the client. The home is beautifully integrated into the site, stretching the living spaces along the canal to maximize the indoor/outdoor connection and waterside of the property. The second story of the home is strategically pushed to the north side of the volume to maximize daylighting and passive solar heating/cooling. The living spaces consist of a large bright open great room, dining, and kitchen running parallel to the canal. Large glass doors and a window wall frame views to the water while also reinforcing a strong indoor/outdoor connection and allowing the living space to spill into the yard. Corner windows are placed strategically to maximize views/openess while maintaining privacy from adjacent homes.

The home is sustainable and resilient, elevated above the design flood elevation and utilizing a pier foundation for the m...

Featured architecture jobs this week at Starling, Ken Linsteadt, Sheft Farrace, Wolfgang & Hite, and Christian Wassmann

2026-04-28T13:09:00-04:00

Check out our latest curated selection of architecture and design firms currently hiring on Archinect Jobs: This week's featured employer highlight includes exciting openings in New York City/Brooklyn, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.

For even more opportunities, visit the Archinect job board and explore our active community of job seekers, firms, and schools.

Brooklyn-based architectural practice Starling Architecture has two exciting positions available: an Intermediate Architectural Designer with three to five years of experience and a Project Manager with five to seven years of experience. Both roles require proficiency with Revit, Rhino, InDesign, and Photoshop. The Project Manager should also be proficient with Enscape. The firm prefers candidates with interior experience.

Brooklyn Heights Townhouse by Starling Architecture.

Design-build practice Wolfgang & Hite is hiring a Project Architect/Intermediate Architect in New York City with four to eight-plus years of experience. The...

Traffic Control Centre by COMAMALA ISMAIL

2026-04-28T12:48:00-04:00

The new traffic base for the Graubünden cantonal police is the first NET-ZERO building to be completed in Switzerland.
A «net-zero building» is a structure that generates as much energy as it consumes over the course of a year.
The building is designed to minimize energy consumption through a variety of energy-efficient technologies and practices, while also producing renewable energy on-site.
In aditition, the grey energy used for the construction of the building, will be recovered after one generation (around 25/30 years) by the excess of the energy generated on site per year. Undertanding “grey energy” as the amount of energy no renewable uses to build the house, from the extraction of materials, fabrication, transport, use and final deconstruction.

Katia et Maurice Krafft sports complex by RHB architectes

2026-04-28T12:42:00-04:00

The gymnastics hall of Eckbolsheim is part of a larger sports complex (football field, multisport gymnasium, dojo, clubhouse, etc.) located next to the town’s middle school. Its siting contributes to the cultural and sporting life of the community. The project forms part of the municipality’s broader strategy to renew its sports and educational facilities.

The complex is defined by two distinctive emerging sports volumes connected by a shared base that offers visual transparency onto the sporting activities from the public space. The horizontal form subtly highlights the different programmatic uses while establishing a visual and technical dialogue with the western extension and with the scale of the clubhouses and changing rooms.

The intervention creates a coherent whole designed to meet the needs of the school, sports clubs, local associations, and, more broadly, the town and its users. The overall environmental approach relies on a high-performance building envelope, enhanced by ...

Inside the colorful overhaul of a historic Berlin apartment by J. MAYER H.

2026-04-28T11:26:00-04:00

J. MAYER H. und Partner has completed the transformation of a historic apartment in Berlin. The unit sits within a circa 1900 building, transformed by the project into a continuous, open-plan living environment with a vibrant color scheme.

Image credit: Frank Sperling

Originally designed with individualized floor plans, the apartment had undergone multiple renovations over the past century, resulting in the loss of its original spatial character. The new project, titled “MOM,” reinterprets the interior through the removal of non-load-bearing walls and low door openings, creating a unified spatial layout.

Image credit: Frank Sperling

The redesigned interior is organized around a series of compact functional cores, while curved partitions made from profiled wooden rods define zones for privacy, storage, and circulation. A continuous ceiling finished in clay-based plaster introduces both acoustic control and a unifying visual elemen...

UNS completes Dubai skyscraper behind parametric terracotta facade

2026-04-28T09:43:00-04:00

UNS has completed a high-rise scheme close to the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The mixed-use Wasl Tower measures 990 feet tall and includes a hotel, residential units, and offices.

Image credit: Ahmad Alnaji - SARAB

The scheme is clad in a terracotta ceramic facade, among the tallest of its kind globally. The envelope incorporates thousands of ceramic fins designed to provide passive shading and reduce solar heat gain. According to the project team, the system contributes to an estimated 10% reduction in cooling demand compared to older high-rise buildings in the city.

Image credit: Johnseye Photography

Image credit: Ahmad Alnaji - SARAB

The facade operates as a layered environmental system, with fin geometry informed by parametric modeling to respond to solar orientation. The components combine traditional ceramic material with contemporary fabrication techniques, integrating airflow channels and reflective glazing to improve thermal performance while maint...

Charlie White appointed dean of Sam Fox School

2026-04-27T17:39:00-04:00

Charlie White, the highly regarded artist and academic leader whose vision and student advocacy have helped to build nationally recognized programs at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and the University of Southern California (USC), has been named the Ralph J. Nagel Dean of the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis. He will begin his new role July 1, announced Chancellor Andrew D. Martin.

White succeeds Carmon Colangelo, the E. Desmond Lee Professor for Collaboration in the Arts, who has led the Sam Fox School since its formation in 2006. Colangelo will conclude his deanship June 30, after 20 years.

“Charlie White has a long record of academic accomplishment,” Martin said. “His collaborative approach and commitment to fostering a culture of belonging make him ideally suited to guiding the next generation of artists, designers, innovators and thinkers. I am thrilled to welcome him to campus.”

Martin also expressed his gratitude for Colangelo’s...

Vienna Way Residence by Marmol Radziner

2026-04-27T15:50:00-04:00

The Vienna Way residence, designed for a young family, is located on a large, extensively landscaped lot in Venice, CA. Floor to ceiling glazing and outdoor living spaces fully integrate the home within the California native landscape.

Working within the restrictions posed by the narrow site, the design divides the lot into thirds, with the two main volumes placed on the exterior edges of the property, bridged by a sunken kitchen in the center. The one-story structure to the south houses a great room that combines formal living and dining areas. The structure begins in the front of the property and flows into an outdoor dining patio. A large expanse of glass along the east provides a visual and spatial link to the pool area.

The northern structure runs from the back of the property forward, also leading to an outdoor living area, and contains more casual, private spaces, including a family room and an office on the first floor and bedrooms on the second floor. Glazing along the second...

Architecture and design scholars among 2026–27 Rome Prize winners

2026-04-27T15:05:00-04:00

The American Academy in Rome has named its 2026–27 Rome Prize and Italian Fellows, selected from a competitive pool of 958 applicants across the U.S. and abroad.

The annual competition spans 13 disciplines, bringing together architects, artists, and scholars under one roof in Rome.

Here are this year's winners in related architecture and design categories.

ARCHITECTURE

Lily Auchincloss Rome Prize
Neeraj Bhatia
Principal, THE OPEN WORKSHOP

Arnold W. Brunner/Frances Barker Tracy Rome Prize
Jess Myers
Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, Syracuse University

DESIGN

Billie Tsien Rome Prize
Cameron Anderson
Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Theater Arts, Brandeis University

HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION

Adele Chatfield-Taylor Rome Prize
Erica Avrami
James Marston Fitch Associate Professor of Historic Preservation, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, Columbia University

Suzanne Deal Booth Rome Prize
Ariel O'Connor
Objects Conservator, Department of Conse...

Beehives to reflecting pools: The latest in Trump’s architectural spree through Washington D.C.

2026-04-27T11:19:00-04:00

As April draws to a close, President Donald Trump has continued to make his mark on the architecture of Washington, D.C. and beyond. While Trump’s mission to build a new ballroom on the site of the former East Wing has become his most debated architectural intervention, the past week has seen movement on several other projects.

Image credit: Commission of Fine Arts

Chief among them is the ‘victory arch’ proposed along the Potomac River, at a roundabout at one end of Arlington Memorial Bridge. Under proposed plans, two eagles and a winged angel sit atop the arch, with the phrases ‘One Nation Under God’ and ‘Liberty and Justice For All’ sitting above the arch. Earlier this month, the Commission of Fine Arts voted to move ahead with the project. However, a group of Vietnam War veterans and a retired architectural historian have filed a lawsuit to block the scheme’s construction.

The existing Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Image courtesy of Wikimedia user Abovfold licensed under ...

Four unique retail interiors by Rafael de Cárdenas: Your Next Employer?

2026-04-27T09:06:00-04:00

Following our previous visit to Arrowstreet, we are moving our Meet Your Next Employer series to New York City this week to explore the work of Rafael de Cárdenas.

Founded in 2006, the firm works with an international team of collaborators, including artists, fabricators, and artisans. “We favor the strategic over the thematic, the cosmopolitan over the typological, and the atmospheric over the static,” the firm says about its ethos. “Ever-focused on the contemporary, we take diligent note of the past while day-dreaming the future.”

Over on Archinect Jobs, the firm is currently hiring for a summer design intern to join their New York City team. For candidates interested in applying for a position or anybody interested in learning more about the firm’s output, we have rounded up four retail projects by Rafael de Cárdenas that exemplify the firm’s ethos.

SKIMS New York Flagship. Image courtesy of Rafael de Cárdenas

SKIMS New York Flagship, New York, NY

The New York flagship of SKIMS sp...

MA House by Estúdio Rossi Arquitetos

2026-04-27T01:27:00-04:00

Set on a sloping site within a residential condominium in Atibaia, a mountain town in the countryside of São Paulo state, approximately one hour’s drive from the city of São Paulo, MA House is shaped by a careful reading of the site’s geography, surrounding landscape and domestic program. Conceived as a permanent residence, the house was designed for year-round use, balancing daily functionality with a strong connection to nature.

The plot opens onto a permanent preservation area and toward Pedra Grande — a granite rock formation that has become a local landmark and a national reference for climbing and mountain sports in Brazil. For the residents, a couple with four children, three of them already adults, this landscape was part of their routine long before the move. Frequent visitors from São Paulo, they had long used the region as a base for outdoor activities. Their close relationship with the territory and with nature played a decisive role both in the choice of the site and in...

10 new furniture designs that stood out this week

2026-04-25T08:05:00-04:00

In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding projects on various Archinect Firm and People profiles.

(Tip: use the handy FOLLOW feature to easily keep up-to-date with all your favorite Archinect profiles!)

Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Furniture.

↑ TDW Exhibition Stand in Munich, Germany, by destilat Design Studio GmbH

↑ Progress Brand Showroom in Taizhou, China, by Lingjie AR.Design; Photo: Yunmian Photography

↑ House in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic, by BYRÓ architekti; Photo: Alex Shoots Buildings

↑ Lifeblood at MUNCH in Oslo, Norway, by Nissen Richards Studio; Photo: Gareth Gardner

↑ Cozy Cool Noodle House in Shanghai, China, by People's Architecture Office; Photo: Wu Qingshan

↑ Glaze in Toronto, Canada, by Kilogram Studio; Builder: Bootstrap Design; Masonry: Richvale York Block; Photo: Scott Norsworthy

↑ Mondos by Chet Architecture (in collaboration with LAUN)

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DATALAND, world's first museum of AI arts, drops in LA this June with Refik Anadol show

2026-04-24T17:35:00-04:00

Fresh on the heels of LACMA's big Zumthor gallery opening last weekend, Los Angeles is getting another cultural destination this summer (besides the new Lucas Museum, which opens in September): DATALAND, billed as the world’s first museum of AI-generated art, will open on June 20 at The Grand LA, the Frank Gehry-designed complex downtown.

Founded by Refik Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç, it’s the latest addition to the Grand Avenue Cultural District, dedicated entirely to data, media, and immersive tech.

"LA is the center of creativity," Anadol and Erkılıç expressed in their announcement this week, adding, "With DATALAND, we are opening a space that brings together artists, scientists, and pioneers, and we invite the public to experience storytelling in a completely new way."

Anadol and Erkiliç. Image credit: Dustin Downing

Arup and Gensler, in collaboration with Related Companies' California office, were involved in designing the museum.

The opening show, Machine Dreams: Rainforest by Ref...

New architecture and design competitions: Seattle Design Festival, Crystal Palace, Healing Garden, and The Next House: USA

2026-04-24T14:46:00-04:00

Looking for new, exciting architecture and design competitions to consider? Check out our latest curated picks of challenges listed on Bustler. Featured today are four briefs seeking ideas for a reimagined, contemporary Crystal Palace, visions of a new suburban housing prototype, design proposals reflecting Seattle and its ongoing transformation, and plans for a buildable healing garden within Parco della Certosa in Italy.

For the complete directory of newly listed competitions, click here.

Workers at STUDIO V Architecture seek to form union

2026-04-24T11:45:00-04:00

Employees at New York City-based STUDIO V Architecture have filed for an election with the NLRB to obtain union certification. The move was announced in a statement carried by Architectural Workers United. The group, comprising designers, architects, and operations staff, said they made the decision “because of the pride and commitment we feel toward our firm and our profession.”

“As members of Studio V, we believe in the ethos of our firm to create equitable communities,” the statement reads. “We think that these values can and should apply towards our workplace and the industry at large. Our union will empower us to have a say in the things that impact our working conditions and livelihoods.”

The group’s petition to the NLRB was filed on Wednesday, April 22nd, via the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, District 15.

“Both employers and employees in the field of architectural work face constraints and challenges beyond the control of any individual fir...

Dubbeldam completes off-grid Ontario retreat ‘above the forest floor’

2026-04-24T09:24:00-04:00

Dubbeldam Architecture + Design has completed Long Lake Cottage, an off-grid retreat located on a forested peninsula in Muskoka, Ontario. Designed for an urban couple seeking a year-round escape, the project emphasizes integration in the surrounding landscape while accommodating multigenerational living.

Image credit: Riley Snelling

Situated along a lake, the two-level home is integrated into the site beneath a ridge of exposed bedrock. The lower level is partially concealed on approach, while the upper level is accessed via a bridge and contains the main living areas. This elevated arrangement allows the primary spaces to sit within the tree canopy, fulfilling the clients’ aim of creating a living environment “above the forest floor.”

Image credit: Riley Snelling

The upper level is organized around an open-plan living and dining area, framed by large glazing that opens onto a wrap-around deck with southern and western exposures....

The Bridge by G8A Architecture & Urban Planning

2026-04-24T02:47:00-04:00

The Bridge embodies a design solution responding to the context of the spatial and socio-economic landscape of urban Vietnam. Housing the teams of the several luxury brands that make up the OpenAsia Group, topologically located between warehouse and logistic service buildings, the structure will stand enigmatically in the middle of Old Hanoi.

The proposal envisioned the office building as a series of platforms lifted by two cores of concrete; one containing the circulation paths and main services, the second being the support for all documentation so called “the memory wall”. In-between can be found an open space, free of any columns, open widely on both sides to large windows creating unobstructed panoramic rooms across each floor.

This sensation of space brings forth the particularity of the building, in stark contrast to the surrounding density the platforms open to the environment offering users a rare context of open space. These sweeping office areas represent synergies and t...

Mothfire Brewing by SYNECDOCHE

2026-04-23T19:28:00-04:00

This fresh taproom and brewery for Mothfire Brewing expands the reach and vision for a popular local brewery. Opened in July 2023, the space is a beacon for the community, drawing people in by bringing together art, music, and good beer.

Having outgrown their first location, which was primarily production space, the brew area was optimized for the number of tanks and large walk-in-cooler to keep up with the increasing demand. Rather than hiding this process, large glass openings reveal the inner workings of the brewhouse from the street and taproom. Linear lights follow the path of the brew team, and playfully illuminate the stainless steel. Mirroring the display of the brewery activity, a folding nana-wall exposes the energy within the tap room. When open the taproom triples in size blurring the edge of interior and exterior space. Like moths to a flame, both of these moments draw people in.

A cultivated, optimistic, and alluring beacon for the community.

Using the brewery equip...

West Canal Yards by Graham Baba Architects

2026-04-23T17:27:00-04:00

West Canal Yards was formerly a vital hub in Seattle’s fishing industry, comprised of two buildings: a long-running fish processing facility including a 30,000-square-foot freezer. These hard-working structures now form the foundation of this adaptive reuse project along Seattle’s Ship Canal.

With its robust volumes, ample parking, and nearly 1,000 feet of wharf frontage, the site presented a rare opportunity to reactivate a maritime-industrial edge of the city. The design strategy involved transforming the freezer building’s tilt-up concrete structure by surgically removing panels and replacing them with large expanses of glass and metal paneling to bring light, ventilation, and views into the interior.

Inside, new mezzanine floors constructed from steel and mass timber insert a second level into the 22-foot-tall volume. A central "zipper" of skylights and glass cuts through the building, bringing daylight deep into the core. The result is a flexible, tenant layout—tailored for m...

Business Stadium Central — Zaha Hadid Architects, Vilnius by Alessio D'Addato

2026-04-23T17:26:00-04:00

Business Stadium Central, Vilnius, Lithuania.

Zaha Hadid Architects in collaboration with Hanner, completed 2024.

The largest mixed-use office complex in the Baltic states — organised as a series of curved floor plates that taper and shift as they rise, producing a continuously changing silhouette around all four elevations. At the centre: a full-height glazed atrium covered by a steel and glass roof, a landscaped interior garden below, a large-scale kinetic sculpture suspended above the planting.

Photography: Alessio D'Addato · alessiodaddato.com · 2026

Check out these 15 marketing & office administration job opportunities at NYC architecture firms

2026-04-23T15:00:00-04:00

In this week's edition of our curated career roundups from the Archinect job board, we highlight 12 architecture firms with marketing and office administration job opportunities in New York City.

To look up specific job titles from the architectural profession, consult Archinect's Guide to Job Titles series. Also, follow our Archinect Tips series to improve your portfolio, resume, interviewing skills, and increase your overall chances of getting that next job.

Snøhetta seeks a Communications Coordinator and an Executive Assistant

Communications Coordinator details: "The Communications Coordinator is a staff position reporting to the firm’s Director of Business Strategy and Partnerships, contributing to the realization of the firm’s professional and business objectives. In addition to generating original content, the Communications Coordinator is tasked with planning, managing, and coordinating various communication modes, media, and channels, consistent with an agreed direction and ...