This weekend marks the opening of a unique architecture exhibit from Omi International Arts Center, a non-profit organization providing residency and learning opportunities based on the central principle that 'artistic expression is a vehicle that transcends economic, political, and cultural boundaries'.
Read MoreThe Buckminster Fuller Institute maintains his legacy, ethic, methodology and perspective to help enact change and improve ecological and social conditions on a global scale.
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum was built on a ten-acre site at the Columbia Point Peninsula, overlooking the Boston harbor and the ocean beyond.
Completed in 1979 by I.M. Pei & Partners, the complex commemorates the thirty-fifth president with a soaring nine-story glass pavilion. A space-frame structural system enables the extensive glazing that opens the space to the beautiful view of the harbor, with the intent of enabling contemplation and reflection.
For fourteen years, Scott Strazzante, a Pulitzer prize-winning photographer at the Chicago Tribune, tracked the evolution of a typical Illinois family farm through its transformation into a suburban subdivision. With housing sprawl replacing grazing land and big box stores built where crops once grew, this award-winning documentary depicts a phenomenon all too familiar in rural areas.
It's springtime in New York... and this season, locals and visitors alike will be enjoying growth and renewal in both the natural and built landscapes, as the city’s highly successful and well-received redevelopment project, the High Line Park Park: Section 2, opens next month.
