Philip Johnson: An American Idol - May 2005
Can any public figure expect a totally positive obituary today? Philip Johnson, FAIA, who died on January 25, 2005, at 98, probably would have said, "Of course not."

Matteo Pericoli - December 2004
Drawings pay homage to the city he adopted

S.J. Rozan - November 2004
From job meetings came crime-novel characters

Chase Rynd - October 2004
At the helm at the National Building Museum

Robert Young - September 2004
Robert Young helps rebuild tribal lands, one house at a time

Frances Daley Fergusson - August 2004
Creating a campus that inspires

Tord Boontje - July 2004
A modern craftsman with a human touch

Christopher Janney - June 2004
Sound and space interface in his unique world

Donna Robertson - May 2004
IIT’s architecture dean as client

The Campanas - April 2004
Designing objects with tropical influences and universal appeal

Yan Huang - March 2004
Beijing’s Olympic planner

Sam Farber - February 2004
recipe for business success relies on design sensitivity

David Neuman - January 2004
Planning utopias where campus is king

Mara Haseltine - December 2003
A sculptor who looks inside to find her muse

Tom Dixon - November 2003
turning raw materials into design gold

Celia Conover - October 2003
enlivens architecture with some healthy color

Alfredo Häberli - September 2003
Merging Swiss precision with a Latin design flair

Jeff Speck - August 2003
A New Urbanist finds a new purpose at the NEA

Gwendolyn Wright - July 2003
brings everyday architecture to the public

Nathaniel Kahn's - June 2003
new film revisits his famous father

Erik Larson - May 2003
adds madness and magic to architectural history

Lee Bey - March 2003
From architecture critic to Chicago’s City Hall

Matt Petersen - February 2003
California greenin’

Elizabeth Gill Lui and Keya Keita - January 2003
discover the language of architecture

Marcel Wanders - December 2002
Don’t label him as just another Dutch designer

Ayala Sefarty - November 2002
A designer by nature

Elizabeth Barlow Rogers - October 2002
Caretaker of the landscape

Konstantin Grcic - September 2002
Transforming design with everyday objects

Patricia Gay - August 2002
Working hard for preservation in the Big Easy

Frank “Chip” Briscoe - July 2002
Texan, preservationist, activist

Maxine Griffith - June 2002
Fixing what ails Philadelphia

Marion O. Sandler - May 2002
Banking on design

Garrett Finney - April 2002
Brings space habitability down to earth

Andrew Altman - March 2002
Planning for our nation’s capital

Rosanne Haggerty - February 2002
An uncommon groundskeeper

Topher Delaney - January 2002
Healing the world, one garden at a time