The Palm Springs issue!
Tour a 1957 Twin Palms homes that Krisel not only designed but also had a hand in renovating. Look inside a 1948 Herbert Burns home refreshed with the help of an architectural historian, and get a sneak peek into Modernism Week's 2021 Signature Home Tour.
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Designers + Craftsmen
Adjaye Associates’ Exemplary Design of the National Museum of African American History and Culture
David Ajaye hoped to offer an emotional experience and an open exploration of the African American history, culture, and society.
Shedding New Light on the Work of Leon Polk Smith
The Heard Museum's exhibition Leon Polk Smith: Hiding in Plain Sight examines the MCM artist's work through the lens of his Native American identity.
Norma Sklarek: An Unprecedented Black Female Architect
Norma Sklarek passed the Architecture Licensing Exam on her first try, making her the first licensed Black female architect in New York in 1954 and again in California, 1962.
Verner Panton’s Heart Cone Chair
Love or hate Valentine's Day, it's a fitting time to ogle over the sculptural silhouette of Verner Panton's Heart Cone Chair.
Georgia Louise Harris Brown: An Intrepid Architect
The second African American female architect in the US, Georgia Louise Harris Brown rubbed shoulders with Mies van der Rohe and built a prolific portfolio while living in Brazil.
Beverly Loraine Greene’s Brief and Groundbreaking Career
Learn more about the first known Black woman to be registered an architect in the US!
Ben Seibel: Sculptural Designs for the Home
Seibel's designs did away with the stuffiness of tableware in years past and embraced exciting and organic shapes.
Norman Rockwell: “Four Freedoms” to Be Thankful For
Everyone knows his famous Thanksgiving portrait, but do you know the rest of the "Four Freedoms" and their impact?
Architect Ulrich Franzen’s Footprints of an Age
Franzen's public and private structures across the country exemplify Brutalism.
