After competitively screening close to 40 of the top architecture firms in the world, the University announced Tuesday that it has selected Thom Mayne of the firm Morphosis to design the first academic building for the New York City tech campus on Roosevelt Island.

Abdiel Ortiz-Carrasquillo '13 explains the cultural paradoxes of architecture in Rio.

After just 66.7 percent of the students entering the College of Architecture, Art and Planning in 2003 graduated — the lowest rate for all colleges that year — AAP took several measures to improve its graduation rate. 

Cassandra Gallagher '12 gives us more reasons to stay indoors on our computers as winter finally comes to Ithaca.

Race, space and place collide in the music of Wu-Tang Clan frontman GZA, as Patrick Cambre '12 finds out. 

Patrick Cambre '12 lambasts the poor state of architecture here at Cornell and calls for the administration to take proper action.

Architecture meets art in Simon Ungers' work.  Samantha Delouya '14 takes in this profound fusion at the Hartell Gallery. 

In December, the Rotary Club of Ithaca and the City of Ithaca awarded Prof. David Kramer, English, Ithaca College, the Pride of Ownership award for his work at 522 East State Street. The award is given annually to property owners who have improved the aesthetics of the city.

The Sun interviews David Kumka '12, Ian Janicki '12 and Dan Marino '12 about their exhibit in Hartell Gallery, going on this week. 

Amelia Brown takes on the new humanities building and proposes greater cohesion among Cornell's architecture.