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Approval for Trump's Ballroom Delayed Amid Overwhelming Public Opposition
The National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC), which was expected to approve plans for US President Donald Trump's ballroom at the East Wing of the White House on Thursday, March 5, has postponed the vote until April 2 “given the large amount of public input on the project.”
John Hill | 05.03.2026
Designs by five teams led by big-name European architects have been unveiled in the competition for the €240 million “Shift Landmark” in Rotterdam's new Waterkant district.
John Hill | 05.03.2026
Wes Anderson speaks with Gagosian about the jewel box-like recreation of artist Joseph Cornell's studio from the basement of his house on Utopia Parkway in Queens to the gallery's storefront windows at 9 rue de Castiglione in Paris.
John Hill | 04.03.2026
Here we highlight four exhibitions in Manhattan and Brooklyn that opened recently or will open soon, ranging from a historical look at a swath of Midtown and alternative proposals for houses to monographic exhibitions on a late visionary architect and critic, and an architect from Austria.
John Hill | 03.03.2026
The Architecture Studio Sessions is a captivating series of ten events that is part of the official UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture 2026 program in Barcelona.
Curated and coordinated by Miriam Giordano, Gaia Pellegrini, and John Hill, leading architecture studios will open their doors to share their workspaces,...
25 February to 2 December 2026

© World-Architects
Light + Building Talks+Tours and Guided Tours with 12 international lighting designers and experts.
World-Architects organizes Talks + Tours with Carla Wilkins, Philip Rafael, Daniel Walden and Jan Nielsen, as well as Guided Tours with Lance Hollman, Jonas Godehardt, Sabine De
Schutter, Jule Leu, Iris and Michael Podgorschek, and Beatrice Seidt...
8 February to 11 March 2026



