The president’s efforts to remake the federal government extend even to the buildings that house it, as he pushes designs ...

The original executive order banned the “Deconstructivist” architectural style that emerged in the late 1980s as a radical ...

Washington’s landscape is being shaped by executive order and the president’s love of faceless, monolithic buildings.

Known for an architecture deeply engaged with social, cultural, and environmental contexts, the studio focuses on exploring innovative materials, creating fluid spatial experiences, and ...

When it was first introduced in 2020, the order was read as an attempt to keep Brutalism and Deconstructivism out of state ...

Shanghai, as one of China's most representative global cities, features an architectural vocabulary that seamlessly blends its distinctive "Haipai" (Shanghai style) urban character with an ...

Although the project didn't end up being built, it in part led to her inclusion in the seminal Deconstructivist Architecture exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1988, where she ...

It happened years later as well, as we see in the design of this 2005 Oceanside home by artist William Frank Weaver. Per the ...

The American Institute of Architects expressed concern over the change, which mirrors a move the president made in the final ...

the white-marble mausoleum is a prime example of Indo-Islamic architecture. Inspired by Hollywood duo Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, Dancing House is a deconstructivist collaboration between ...

With the Jewish Museum in Berlin, opened in 2001, Libeskind established himself as a pioneer of deconstructivism, a style based on the illusion that buildings were lifting off, bursting, imploding, or ...