#architectural-history

#architectural-history

'The Brutalist' film explores the journey of an architect and the evolution of brutalist architecture while garnering critical acclaim and multiple award nominations.

Providence rescinds the order for nursing instructors to cross picket lines after legal intervention.

New Seasons employees are striking over a sudden and unjust firing of a longtime worker.

Nolan Parker becomes the new music editor for Portland Mercury, enhancing local music coverage.

Portland showcases a miniature model to review construction projects reflecting its architectural heritage.

The book "Modernism in Africa" emphasizes the pivotal role of educational architecture in shaping African identity and development.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is interested in purchasing a landmark $49.5 million mansion in Manhattan, showcasing his real estate investment strategies.

Notre-Dame exemplifies the intersection of architecture and history, reflecting societal changes through its construction, destruction, and artistic representations.

Architecture criticism extends beyond evaluation; it aims to highlight how architecture affects society and the environment.

Victoria Coach Station has received a Blue Plaque to honor architect Thomas Wallis for its Art Deco design.

The Cathedral of Málaga's construction history reflects ongoing challenges and innovative solutions, highlighting the building's unfinished yet significant architectural narrative.

An iconic piece of architectural history, the O'Neill Duplex No. 1 in Los Angeles, designed by Rodney Walker, is on the market for $2,480,000.

Historic mansion in Bushwick likely to be converted into a 20-unit apartment building.

Architecture blends various styles. Architectural history tracks development across cultures and time periods. Construction styles evolve across different civilizations.

Fifth Avenue evolved from esteemed residential area to commercial hub; grand houses by influential architects housed elite families, now mostly replaced by shops and hotels.

The British Museum's Round Reading Room reopened after 11 years, once used by famous personalities like Karl Marx and Bram Stoker.

The book 'Kiosk' by Zupagrafika captures over 150 modernist kiosks from Central and Eastern Europe, offering a glimpse into their unique history and architectural significance.

The Gold Bar Whiskey, inside the former Pan Am Airport, offers movie screenings with limited seating, encouraging attendees to bring chairs and blankets.