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Architecture's most notable demolitions and groundbreakings of 2025

In 2025, a number of stunning projects across the world by some of the most renowned architecture firms broke ground. On the other hand, reports of notable demolitions and plans for them have dotted Archinect's news coverage this year. From a modular soccer a…

Archinect by Nathaniel Bahadursingh

A dog whistle for white nationalists

Layla A. Jones spoke with a number of architectural historians including Mabel Wilson and Reinhold Martin about federal architecture under President Donald Trump and the attempt to remake DC in his gold-colored image.

Archinect by Nam Henderson

Court ruling may affect loan limits for architecture students

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Department of Education’s narrowed definition of “professional degree,” a decision that could help determine how much federal loan funding architecture students can access. As Archinect previously reported, architec…

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