Architecture News
Architecture news moves fast, and this category keeps you on top of it. illustrarch reports on new projects, competition results, industry shifts, and notable openings from around the world. Check back regularly for clear, concise updates on the buildings and ideas everyone in the field is talking about.
Restorers Uncover 16th-Century Murals Hidden by Nuns in Villa Silvestri Rivaldi
Conservators in Rome are uncovering 16th-century murals hidden for 300 years inside the Villa Silvestri Rivaldi.
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A New Book Records the 1970s Interiors of Ebony and Jet’s Chicago Headquarters
820 Ebony/Jet collects Barbara Karant's photographs of the empty Johnson Publishing Company building in Chicago, where each of the 11 floors had its...
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A 2,500-Year-Old Solar Observatory in Puebla Is the First Group E Complex Found Outside the Maya Area
Archaeologists working for Mexico's INAH have confirmed that two platforms at Teteles de Ávila Castillo, in the Sierra Norte of Puebla, were laid...
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India Art, Architecture & Design Biennale 2026: Ministry of Culture Opens Delhi Monuments
Delhi's monuments, including Purana Quila and the Red Fort, will host the second India Art, Architecture & Design Biennale from December 4.
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Allentown Art Museum Leaves Its Venturi, Scott Brown Addition for a New Studios Architecture Building
The Allentown Art Museum is moving to a new Studios Architecture building at Tenth and Hamilton Streets, leaving the future of its 2012...
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Donald Insall, the Conservation Architect Who Led Windsor Castle’s Restoration, Dies at 100
Donald Insall, the British architect who turned conservation into a planning discipline and led the restoration of Windsor Castle after its 1992 fire,...
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Kent Monkman’s First Public Sculpture Is a Bronze Condominium for Beavers on Toronto’s Waterfront
Cree artist Kent Monkman's The Colony, a permanent bronze and steel work on Toronto's new Lassonde Art Trail, fills a condominium-like frame with...
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andre kong studio and Wayward Turn Old Lampposts into Solar-Powered Waylamps in Barnet
Four Waylamps by andre kong studio and Wayward reuse old lampposts as solar-lit landmarks, seats and signposts along the 125 bus route in...
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