Lecture: Jose Sanchez, Plethora Project, Los Angeles

Since Japan and the West began exchanging ideas in the mid-19th century, Japanese design sensibilities—from elaborate kimono garments and meticulously raked gardens to lavish compositions of ukiyo-e woodblock prints—have had wide appeal across Europe and the United States. Often ornate yet minimalistic, Japanese design embodies

For more than five decades, legendary architect Moshe Safdie has built some of the world’s most influential and memorable structures—including our very own Skirball Cultural Center.In a conversation with author and KCRW design and architecture contributor Frances Anderton, hear Safdie discuss his new book, If Walls Could Speak, which takes readers behind the veil of an essential yet mysterious

Fields of Being: Traditions of Architecture in Yunnan, China ©CGKFields of Being: Architecture Traditions in Yunnan, China, is an exploration of the rich architectural heritage of China’s most culturally diverse province at the crossroads of China, Southeast Asia, and the Himalayas. The exhibition features research by the Kunming University of Science and Technology, China Folk

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On Saturday, August 21, Exhibit Columbus will open to general society with presentations and discussions by the custodians and members,…

Online Workshop: Be Part of a Strategic Design Team Solving a Real Case in Real TimeArchDaily and IE School of Architecture…