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10 must-see architecture & design events happening this October in NYC, LA, Chicago, Miami, Philadelphia, Montreal, Tokyo, Lugano, and Monterey

2026-10-06T15:29:00-04:00

October is here, and architecture and design fans have plenty to discover this month: exhibitions, film festivals, biennales, home tours, conferences, talks, and more.

From Bustler's roster of ongoing and upcoming events, here are 10 curated picks worth checking out.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Gondomar Urban Park by PAULO MERLINI architects

2026-10-06T14:13:00-04:00

The challenge set out was to create an urban park with a large green area associated with recreational and leisure functions, on a site of approximately 20,000 square metres located in the centre of S. Cosme, which currently served no particular purpose for the city.

Given the size and location of the site, the proposal required a broader and more complex analysis of the terrain’s physiography, the surrounding thalwegs and ridgelines, the existing ecological structure and green corridors, as well as an urban planning analysis of the area.

Following this analysis, it was concluded that the site was located at the centre of several significant facilities, including the Gondomar Multiusos, the Library, the Auditorium, the Church and the market, as well as several schools and residential buildings. Directly associated with these functions were various vehicular and pedestrian flows converging at this location, which would also be served in the future by the new metro line.

It was theref...

DBI, Bates Masi, Holesum, Blalock, and HNDN are Archinect Jobs' latest featured employers

2026-10-06T13:49:00-04:00

Take a look at our latest curated selection of architecture and design firms currently hiring on Archinect Jobs: This week's featured employer highlight includes job openings in New York City, East Hampton, Salt Lake City, Miami, and Hillsdale, NY.

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

Bates Masi + Architects is hiring an Architectural Designer (1-5 Years Experience) in East Hampton, New York, with experience in construction documents, detailing, digital modeling, rendering, digital fabrication, and graphics. The ideal candidate has an interest in building technology, construction techniques, and architectural detail, along with the ability to condense, categorize, and present research and ideas. Applicants should also have excellent communication and organizational skills.

Stony Hill by Bates Masi + Architects.

In New York City, DBI Projects has an opening for a Director of Marketing and Busine...

Is it hard to succeed in architecture? Yacademy’s honest answer

2026-10-06T12:50:00-04:00

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Upon graduation, many young architects are faced with struggles and insecurities.

The architect’s profession is highly competitive, and for many, the hardest part comes when they have to understand how to turn their passion into a real professional path.

Often, what you acquire at university is the technical skills and theoretical knowledge you need to complete a design challenge quite successfully. However, an element is left behind which is crucial, especially when a career is about to begin: knowing the right people, how to build meaningful relationships, and how to work in close contact with others.

What most graduates face after completing their studies is a sense of being lost in a too-demanding and too-competitive world. They feel like they do not have the keys to access the professional environment nor the tools to deal with such a complex and insidious sector.

Creating connections and learning how to respond to the difficulties of the...

BIG and Polk Stanley Wilcox design Bentonville Institute of Technology behind sloping facades

2026-10-06T11:11:00-04:00

BIG and Polk Stanley Wilcox have broken ground on the Bentonville Institute of Technology, a new STEM-focused university in Bentonville, Arkansas. The first phase of the campus will comprise 444,000 square feet of academic, residential, and innovation space.

Image credit: Bjarke Ingels Group

The campus forms part of a mixed-use development planned for the former Walmart Home Office site. The first phase consists of three buildings connected by a sequence of public plazas and landscaped spaces.

Makerspace. Image credit: Bjarke Ingels Group

Image credit: Bjarke Ingels Group

A 133,000-square-foot ‘makerspace’ will anchor the university square, providing flexible areas intended for experimentation and project-based learning. Clad in weathering steel, the scheme comprises stacked and offset volumes, with terraces descending toward the adjacent public plaza.

Academic building. Image credit: Bjarke Ingels Group

Academic building. Image credit: Bjarke Ingels Gro...

Canceled JAE Palestine issue to be revived by former editors in new independent journal

2026-10-06T09:03:00-04:00

An independent, peer-reviewed architecture journal is planning to publish a Palestine-themed issue controversially canceled by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture in 2025.

The publication, titled Wedge, is being developed by the former editorial board of the Journal of Architectural Education, whose 20 members resigned following the cancellation of the planned issue and the dismissal of JAE Executive Editor McLain Clutter.

The new journal, which is expected to launch in spring 2027, will continue work initiated by the former JAE editors following their departure from the publication. Contributions to the volume are expected to examine subjects including the destruction and reconstruction of built environments, displacement, borders, infrastructure, cultural heritage, environmental conditions, and spatial practices associated with resistance and conflict.

Destroyed buildings after an Israeli airstrike on the El-Remal area in Gaza City on October 9, 2023. Image co...

Get Lectured: University of Pennsylvania, Fall '26

2026-10-05T18:13:00-04:00

UPenn Weitzman's Department of Architecture has shared its Fall '26 public event lineup and lecture poster, designed by Small Stuff, as part of our Get Lectured series.

The semester has already featured guests such as Andrew Clancy and Colm Moore, Barry Bergdoll, José Toral and Marta Peris, Benedetta Tagliabue, Emiliano López and Mónica Rivera, and Amelyn Ng.

Upcoming lecturers include Itohan Osayimwese of Brown University (Oct 15); Amale Andraos and Dan Wood of WORKac (Nov 4); Oliver Lütjens of Lütjens Padmanabhan Architekt*innen (Nov 11); and Thomas Phifer of Thomas Phifer and Partners (Nov 18).

The exhibition A People’s Philly opened at DesignPhiladelphia last week and will be on view at the Village of Industry and Art through October 11.

Design and animation by Small Stuff.

Mark your calendars also for the symposium Untimely Meditations, co-curated by Architecture Department Chair Rossana Hu and Mark Lee. Taking place at the Plaza Gallery on October 29, the evening presents Ke...

Shared Teaching Building (BEM), Paris-Saclay by OXO Architectes

2026-10-05T15:18:00-04:00

The Shared Teaching Building (BEM) gathers seven grandes écoles of the Paris-Saclay campus under one roof: École polytechnique, Télécom Paris, Télécom SudParis, ENSTA Paris, ENSAE Paris, AgroParisTech and Institut d'Optique. It was designed by Sou Fujimoto Architects (lead architect) with Nicolas Laisné, DREAM (Dimitri Roussel) and OXO Architectes (Manal Rachdi), winners of the 2015 competition, and completed in July 2023.

The 9,142 m² building houses 51 classrooms, four lecture halls, project rooms, videoconference spaces, offices and a cafeteria. Instead of corridors, the program is organised on stacked, inhabited platforms that act as informal amphitheatres, where students from different disciplines meet, work and pause in natural light.

A broad transparent east facade opens the building onto the campus green and makes teaching visible from the public space. Natural cross ventilation is used wherever possible, and the hall works as a thermal buffer. The BEM was nominated for the ...

Split Influence House by Cook Architecture

2026-10-05T14:18:00-04:00

2026 James M. Scott Exceptional Design Awards Merit Award, Residential Design Excellence
2026 AIA Northern Virginia Jurors' Citation, Residential Architecture

The Split Influence House is a complete renovation that reclaims a compromised mid-century modern residence by removing the poorly performing addition and re-centering the home around its original architectural core.

The house, originally designed by Nicholas Satterlee and Francis Lethbridge, is located in the historic Holmes Run Acres neighborhood of Falls Church, Virginia, a mid-century modern community listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The neighborhood is primarily populated with original Satterlee and Lethbridge house designs, resulting in a consistent Holmes Run Acres “style," characterized by low-slung gable roofs, “sandwich” roof beam structural elements, and open cathedral ceilings.

The project name refers to multiple structural and aesthetic influences that informed the entire design process. On the one...

Piney Point Modern by Cook Architecture

2026-10-05T14:17:00-04:00

Piney Point Modern is a new single-family residence on a narrow waterfront lot in Ocean View, Delaware, with Whites Creek wrapping the site on three sides. The existing structure was beyond salvage, and the replacement was shaped by the site's dominant condition: water and sky on nearly every elevation.

The 2,200 sf house is organized vertically across three floors, with a post-and-beam structural system allowing the perimeter walls to open fully to the water. Three bedrooms and the open-plan living, dining, and kitchen share the main level. The primary suite occupies the top floor.

Materials and detailing draw on California modernism with exposed structure, clean horizontal lines, and natural materials. Four decks, a rooftop terrace, and a dock extend the house into its setting.

Four high-profile projects by Beyer Blinder Belle: Your Next Employer?

2026-10-05T11:12:00-04:00

Following our previous visit to TenBerke, we are moving our Meet Your Next Employer series to Washington DC this week to explore the work of Beyer Blinder Belle.

Established in 1968, the firm operates offices across Washington, DC, New York City, and Boston, engaged in architecture, planning, and interiors. “A persistent exploration of historic, cultural, and civic meaning guides our work, while our design is contemporary and reflects the materials and technology of today,” the practice says about its approach.

Over on Archinect Jobs, the firm is currently hiring for several roles to join their DC and NYC teams. For candidates interested in applying for a position or anybody interested in learning more about the studio’s output, we have rounded up four high-profile projects by Beyer Blinder Belle that exemplify their ethos.

Eagle + West towers. Image credit: Jason O'Rear

Greenpoint Landing Eagle + West Towers, Brooklyn, NY

Designed in collaboration with OMA, the Eagle + West Towers p...

Geraldine Forbes Isais, former UNM architecture dean and Woodbury San Diego founding dean, dies at 76

2026-10-05T09:21:00-04:00

Geraldine Forbes Isais, former dean of the University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning, has died at the age of 76. Forbes Isais joined UNM in 2005 and became the first woman to serve as dean of its School of Architecture and Planning in 2010.

During her tenure, Forbes Isais supported the development of several initiatives at the school, including CityLab, the Antoine Predock Center for Design Research, and the Indigenous Design and Planning Institute, which she helped establish with Dr. Ted Jojola.

Forbes Isais’ contributions to architectural education were recognized with the ACSA Distinguished Professor Award in 2006 and a Faculty Hall of Fame Award from Woodbury University in 2009. In 2016, she was included among DesignIntelligence’s 25 Most Admired Educators.

Before joining UNM, Forbes Isais served as the founding dean of Woodbury University’s San Diego campus. She was also a former president of the ACSA and previously served as Chancellor of the ACSA College ...

10 examples of brick & stone in architecture we enjoyed this week

2026-10-03T08:09:00-04:00

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.

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

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

↑ Marga Klompé Building in Tilburg, Netherlands, by Powerhouse Company; Photo: Sebastian van Damme

↑ Ghaneei House in Isfahan, Iran, by Polsheer Architects

↑ Lake Point House in New Hampshire by Marcus Gleysteen Architects

↑ Restoration and interior renovation of a historic building for offices in Alacant, Spain, by ARN / Arquitectos; Photo: Oleh Kardash

↑ Fuchengyin Boutique Hotel in Taizhou, China, by LYCS Architecture; Photo: Shan-Jian images

↑ Inn at Green Pastures in Austin, TX, by Clayton Korte; Photo: Casey Dunn Photography

↑ Signal Hill in Montauk, NY, by Bates Masi + Architects

↑ Red Valley Dwellings in Mile...

Goldring Woldenberg Riverfront Park by EskewDumezRipple

2026-10-02T18:06:00-04:00

Goldring Woldenberg Riverfront Park reimagines one of the last working stretches of the New Orleans downtown riverfront as a public space – an elevated park on an existing wharf structure that reconnects New Orleans to the water, stitches together historic neighborhoods and creates a new economic and cultural engine at the edge of the French Quarter. As the roughly $30 million second phase of Audubon Nature Institute’s Riverfront for All initiative, Goldring Woldenberg Riverfront Park was completed in April 2026, with its first major public debut during a record-setting French Quarter Fest, where the newly opened riverfront space helped expand the festival footprint for one of the highest-attended years in the event’s more than 40-year history.

Goldring Woldenberg Riverfront Park is the next major chapter of the Reinventing the Crescent master plan – the post-Katrina framework by Hargreaves Jones, TEN Arquitectos, Chan Krieger and EskewDumezRipple that proposed the transformation of...

What Is Made When We Make a Place

2026-10-02T15:52:00-04:00

Placemaking is a word that arrives already absolved. It has only to be spoken for its intentions to be presumed virtuous. It promises belonging and public life, the human terms on which architecture would like to be judged after the photographs have been taken and the architects have gone home. We place the word in proposals and award submissions, beneath renderings of plazas animated with citizens not yet born, because we mean to say that what we have designed will become more than an arrangement of matter. The claim is sincere. It is also larger than it first appears. Hidden inside placemaking is the proposition that place is a thing the maker can make.

New architecture and design competitions: Winter Stations, DRWNGS, IAC Architectural Excellence Scholarship, and Land·Ecological Art on Eulsukdo, Busan

2026-10-02T14:43:00-04:00

Looking for new, exciting architecture and design competitions to consider this fall? Check out our latest curated picks of challenges listed on Bustler: Featured today are four briefs seeking passionate international students pursuing architecture degrees in the United States; designs to reimagine Toronto lifeguard stations as interactive public art installations; proposals for a land and ecological artwork in Busan, South Korea; and exceptional architectural drawings.

To discover the complete directory of newly listed competitions, click here.

BIG breaks ground on ‘chiseled’ Brooklyn residential tower

2026-10-02T11:21:00-04:00

Construction has begun on the BIG-designed 175 Third Street complex in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood. As we reported last year, the scheme is being developed in collaboration with dencityworks | architecture and will contain 1,000 residential units.

Image credit: bucharest.studio

The 27-story tower will occupy more than one million square feet and feature a 28,000-square-foot public park along the Gowanus Canal, designed by landscape architects Field Operations.

The building’s form consists of stacked concrete volumes that cascade toward the canal, creating a U-shaped silhouette oriented to maximize light, air, and outdoor space. An internal courtyard and rooftop terraces, designed by BIG Landscape, provide additional open areas.

Image credit: bucharest.studio

“We are excited to break ground on an entire city block on the Gowanus Canal with Charney Companies and Tavros,” said Bjarke Ingels. “We have conceived the new neighborhood within 175 Third Street as a three-dimensional commun...

Snøhetta's Miami Design District tower with steel mesh facade begins construction

2026-10-02T09:49:00-04:00

Construction kicked off this week on Sweetbird North, an eight-story mixed-use office and retail development designed by Snøhetta in Miami’s Design District. Spanning approximately 120,000 square feet, the scheme will contain office space alongside roughly 22,500 square feet of ground-floor retail.

Image credit: Plomp

The project’s exterior is defined by a custom-engineered veil of coiled stainless-steel mesh wrapped around a concrete structure. Suspended from a structural frame, the mesh encloses exposed concrete bays and cantilevered terraces that vary in length and geometry between floors.

Image credit: Plomp

The facade system is designed to perform several functions, acting as a sunshade, guardrail, and hurricane-resistant exterior screen. Impact glazing, reinforced concrete, and protective screening have been integrated to address Miami’s hurricane requirements, while the mesh is intended to reduce solar gain and associated cooling demands.

Image credit: Plomp

Each office floor w...

Congregation Beth Ahabah by Shinberg.Levinas Architectural Design

2026-10-01T17:53:00-04:00

Congregation Beth Ahabah wanted to remain in their historic central Richmond neighborhood but needed an updated facility. They desired to preserve their sanctuary, which was built in 1904, connect their existing buildings, create modern multipurpose spaces, have efficient HVAC and other systems, and become ADA-compliant. This design connects the sanctuary, a school building from 1957, and the early-1900s Joel house into a unified campus that better serves the congregation and honors the history of the site while pushing the architecture of the city forward. The new central entrance and connections between the buildings create an integrated campus. The design simplifies circulation while making the facility ADA compliant. It provides a new lobby space, reconfigures existing space to meet the congregation’s needs, and updates the building to high-efficiency systems. The façade of the new addition fits into the fabric of the neighborhood yet provides a modern look and subtle religious ...

Bay Area architecture firms are hiring! Here are 20+ featured job opportunities in greater San Francisco

2026-10-01T15:43:00-04:00

Our latest curated career roundup from the Archinect job board features 20 architecture firms with exciting job openings in the San Francisco Bay Area.

For helpful guidance on how to get that next job, make sure to check out Archinect's Guide to Job Titles series and our Archinect Tips collection.

Samara seeks a Product Technical Lead
"In this role, you will translate architectural design intent into a coordinated, code-compliant, and manufacturable product. You will lead the technical integration of structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and building envelope systems, ensuring that each product is technically sound, constructable, and ready for production."

Locale by Samara.

Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco seeks an Exhibition Designer
"As a member of the Exhibition Design Department, the Exhibition Designer provides conceptual and technical expertise in designing museum artwork installations and exhibitions. Under direction of the Senior Manager of Exhibition Design and Dire...

Kengo Kuma, Aravena and the others: With Yacademy the masters step out of books

2026-10-01T11:57:00-04:00

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There are encounters that are hard to forget, especially when you are studying architecture and the person standing in front of you had, until just a moment before, been only a name in a book, a lecture watched online, or the author of a project studied at university. In the past few weeks, Yacademy students have experienced this twice: first with Kengo Kuma in Assisi, then with Alejandro Aravena at Oasy Contemporary Art and Architecture.

On September 15, in Assisi, students met Kengo Kuma on the occasion of the inauguration of The Nest of Saint Francis, the installation conceived within the context of the celebrations marking the 800th anniversary of the Transitus of Saint Francis.

Designed by Kengo Kuma and built by Cesare Roversi, the pavilion is conceived as a place for contemplation, prayer and spiritual elevation and is built around a timber structure gradually wrapped in woven willow branches.

Kengo Kuma with Yacademy students in front ...

BIG completes Shakira residency venue in Madrid with temporary colorful fabrics

2026-10-01T11:14:00-04:00

BIG has completed work on Macondo Park at Madrid’s Iberdrola Music venue. The project was commissioned for Shakira’s month-long, 12-show residency in the Spanish capital.

Image credit: Adrià Goula Photo

Designed in collaboration with Komodo and Vampire, the 1.8 million square foot temporary cultural venue takes inspiration from Macondo, the fictional town created by Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez. The masterplan is organized around a central plaza and eight thematic pavilions dedicated to activities including music, dance, art, food, literature, cinema, and fashion.

Image credit: LiveNation

Color-coded, curving routes connect different areas of the site, while more than 500 tropical and Mediterranean trees have been introduced to provide shade and gathering spaces. Additional areas accommodate artisan markets, food outlets and children’s activities, with landscaped islands drawing on environments found across Spain and La...

Inside an experimental ‘all straw’ house in upstate New York

2026-10-01T10:17:00-04:00

LTL Architects has completed All Straw House, an experimental prototype in upstate New York. Developed in collaboration with structural engineers Guy Nordenson and Associates and supported by Princeton University’s Sustainability of Our Planet fund, the project explores the use of highly compacted straw as a structural, insulating, and finish material.

Image credit: Michael Moran

The scheme uses compacted straw boards assembled through a system of cutting, stacking, and compression. According to the team, the boards have an approximate density of 370 kilograms per cubic meter, around three times that of conventional straw bales, and are designed to provide structure and insulation while remaining exposed as an interior finish.

Image courtesy of LTL Architects

The house was prefabricated over two months at Princeton University’s Architecture Lab with the involvement of student researchers. Components were then transported and ...

More firms are adopting building performance analysis, AIA finds

2026-10-01T10:17:00-04:00

The AIA has released its latest 2030 Commitment By the Numbers report. The initiative tracks the architecture and design industry’s progress toward carbon-neutral buildings by 2030.

Based on performance data from 2025, the report found that 67% of whole-building projects submitted through the program were energy modeled, indicating continued adoption of building performance analysis among participating firms. However, reported reductions in energy use declined compared with previous results.

Related on Archinect: 10 standout sustainable projects honored at AIA COTE Top Ten Award 2026. Marlboro Music Reich Hall by HGA. Image credit: Albert Vecerka/Esto

According to the AIA, the decline partly reflects changes in how energy performance is measured. Energy-modeled projects use baselines determined by individual firms rather than values from the 2003 Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey, which the organization says may provide more realistic comparisons of building performanc...

An architect spent six months rebuilding Chongqing in Minecraft to understand how it works

2026-09-30T17:36:00-04:00

Seth, an architect and YouTuber, who publishes as Sluda Builds, spent more than six months recreating Chongqing’s Yuzhong District in Minecraft. Built independently using Rhino, Grasshopper, and Minecraft, the model includes over 1,000 buildings and examines the relationships between the city’s steep terrain, infrastructure, and pedestrian spaces.

The project began after Seth encountered a viral TikTok filmed at Kuixinglou Plaza. The city’s overlapping levels prompted him to investigate how its urban fabric fits together. “I was drawn to the challenge of trying to recreate something that seemed nearly impossible to understand,” he told Archinect.

The Rhino model used to establish building massing, scale, and relationships to the terrain before transferring the project to Minecraft. Image courtesy of Sluda Builds.

His architectural background informed both the initial modeling in Rhino and the choice of scale. The reconstruction needed enough detail to represent the city’s spatial co...

University at Buffalo opens Banham Fellowship applications for emerging scholars and designers

2026-09-30T12:04:00-04:00

Following our previous look at an opening for a Principal Architect at the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, we are using this week’s edition of our Job Highlights series to explore an open role on Archinect Jobs for a Peter Reyner Banham Fellow at the University at Buffalo.

The fellowship, based in Buffalo, comprises a one-year visiting faculty position. Among the qualifications required of applicants are a professional degree in architecture, with preference for advanced degrees and previous studio/practice experience. The review of applications will begin on January 15, 2027.

Why the role interests us

The opening of applications for the Banham Fellow offers us the opportunity to examine how the fellowship sits within broader recent activities and initiatives from the University at Buffalo. The fellowship itself was established “in celebrati...

Archtober 2026: Explore NYC's Buildings of the Day through architect-led tours

2026-09-30T10:39:00-04:00

Archtober has returned to New York City for its 15th edition. The month-long event, organized each year by the Center for Architecture in collaboration with partner organizations, includes the popular Building of the Day spotlight, offering visitors a unique close-up inspection of engaging new projects in the region with tours led by architects and other design professionals.

Below, we have rounded up the complete list of this year's sites below. Meanwhile, you can use the official Archtober Map to New York as your mobile guide when navigating the city’s architectural fabric.

Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center. Image credit: Alexander Severin

Thursday, October 1: New Museum
Architect: OMA New York

Friday, October 2: Shirley Chisholm Recreation Center
Architect: Studio Gang

Saturday, October 3: The Future Perfect
Architect: David Chipperfield

Calvary Baptist Church. Image credit: FXCollaborative

Sunday, October 4: Orchard Beach Pavilion Restoration
Architect: MARVEL

Wednesday, October 7: C...

Casa Eva by S-AR by S-AR

2026-09-29T19:54:00-04:00

The project consists of a three-story building with one apartment per level, where the open social areas -conceived as covered terraces- become the central spatial protagonists.

Each floor establishes a particular relationship with its surroundings, both immediate and distant. Because the building is located on a sloping plot, the apartments engage with the lush mid and low-level vegetation nearby, as well as with the landscape of mountains, tree canopies, and a more distant sea.

A system of cast-in-place reinforced concrete columns, beams, and slabs defines a 12x15 meter reticular perimeter structure that frames the building´s virtual volume. Here, structure becomes architecture: enclosures are reduced to a minimum, limited to railings and translucent lattice "wooden boxes" that provide privacy for the bedrooms.

Columns are spaced at 3-meter intervals, with a general clear height of 2.85 meters and a maximum height of 4.05 meters at ground level, where a change in eleva...

Featured architecture jobs this week at JAM, Worrell Yeung, Kramer + deConciliis, Agency Artifact, and Sasaki

2026-09-29T13:42:00-04:00

From Archinect's active community of job seekers, firms, and schools, we have selected five featured architectural employers with current openings in New York City/Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Boston, and Southold, New York.

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

Planning and design firm Sasaki is hiring for a Mid-Senior Level Architect for Sport-Related Planning and Design in Boston with a minimum of eight years of experience and proficiency with Revit. The ideal candidate has proven experience leading design thinking and delivery on projects, as well as a deep understanding of detailing, drawing sets, and material systems. One should also have experience with sport-related design issues, including trends and typical program requirements.

10 World Trade by Sasaki.

Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary architecture and interiors firm JAM has two exciting roles available: a Project Architect - Residential wit...

Architect and educator Farshid Moussavi awarded the 2026 Soane Medal

2026-09-29T09:38:00-04:00

Architect and educator Farshid Moussavi has been named the recipient of the 2026 Soane Medal. Awarded annually by Sir John Soane’s Museum in London, the medal recognizes contributions to architectural culture.

Moussavi founded Farshid Moussavi Architecture, which operates from London and Paris, in 2011. The practice’s portfolio includes the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, La Folie Divine apartments in Montpellier, the Îlot 19 housing development at La Défense–Nanterre, and the new Ismaili Center Houston, completed in 2025.

A graduate of the Harvard Graduate School of Design, where she received her MArch in 1991, Moussavi currently serves as Professor in Practice of Architecture at the school. Moussavi’s research and teaching have explored subjects including housing, architectural production, and the relationship between design and construction.

In 2024, Moussavi curated “Architecture as an Instruction-Based Art” at the GSD’s Druker Design Gallery, examining the role of construct...

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What Is Made When We Make a Place

New architecture and design competitions: Winter Stations, DRWNGS, IAC Architectural Excellence Scholarship, and Land·Ecological Art on Eulsukdo, Busan

BIG breaks ground on ‘chiseled’ Brooklyn residential tower

Snøhetta's Miami Design District tower with steel mesh facade begins construction

Congregation Beth Ahabah by Shinberg.Levinas Architectural Design

Bay Area architecture firms are hiring! Here are 20+ featured job opportunities in greater San Francisco

Kengo Kuma, Aravena and the others: With Yacademy the masters step out of books

BIG completes Shakira residency venue in Madrid with temporary colorful fabrics

Inside an experimental ‘all straw’ house in upstate New York

More firms are adopting building performance analysis, AIA finds

An architect spent six months rebuilding Chongqing in Minecraft to understand how it works

University at Buffalo opens Banham Fellowship applications for emerging scholars and designers

Archtober 2026: Explore NYC's Buildings of the Day through architect-led tours

Casa Eva by S-AR by S-AR

Featured architecture jobs this week at JAM, Worrell Yeung, Kramer + deConciliis, Agency Artifact, and Sasaki

Architect and educator Farshid Moussavi awarded the 2026 Soane Medal

Goldring Woldenberg Riverfront Park by EskewDumezRipple