New America architecture designs with US building news and high-end architectural images, plus architects office updates. Find key current United States buildings – the best contemporary architecture in the USA.
We select innovative U.S. building design. Discover interesting real estate development projects.
e-architect select what we consider to be the most interesting American architectural projects and post frequently.
The website archives feature a selection of the best new properties around the United States. Similarly, find details about designers.
In conclusion, our US property posts are informative and together provide a useful architectural resource.
The Michael Maltzan Architecture, Inc. and Tom Leader Studio design for the St. Petersburg Pier, known as “The Lens”, was selected as the unanimous winner of an international competition in January 2012.
The story of the phoenix is a well-worn metaphor for the history of Atlanta. Reborn from its own ashes, the mythological bird symbolizes reinvention, difficulties and breakthroughs, a resurgent spirit and a shining unwritten future full of hope.
Design: William O’Brien Jr.
Allandale House is an A-frame(s) house for an idiosyncratic connoisseur and her family. Along with its occupants, the Allandale House also provides space for an eccentric collection of artifacts that resist straightforward classification. Wines, rare books, stuffed birds and an elk mount are among the relics on display in this small vacation house.
Following an international architecture competition in 2006, Allied Works was selected to design the single artist museum dedicated to the work of Clyfford Still. Opened to the public on November 18th, the museum houses 94% of Still’s total creative output, spanning nearly six decades of work.
HOK selected to design Porsche Cars North America’s new headquarters in Atlanta, following an intense design competition. This innovative development includes a contemporary workplace, a Technical Service and Training Center, and a Customer and Driver Experience Center with an integrated road handling track.
Only eighteen days remain until the Natural History Museum of Utah unveils its new home designed by Todd Schliemann. The Museum will open its doors to the public on November 18th
Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center consists of a new 8,000 sf. Visitor Arrival building with 44,000 sf of outdoor exhibits, a 7,000 sf remodel of the existing visitor center building to house administrative functions, and a new 1,100 sf. Visitor Contact Station.
As a “portal” to San Diego Bay’s ecologically unique Sweetwater Marsh, the new Administrative Headquarters for the US Fish and Wildlife Service provides a collaborative facility where in-house wildlife biologists and environmental education specialists perform work and analysis within the habitat.
The goal of this transformation of a derelict, mid twentieth century freight terminal was to provide flexible tenant space with amenities such as common social spaces to lure “new economy” businesses to an abandoned industrial zone north of downtown Denver.
The historic 1910 two-story brick structure built for Allen Forge & Welding Company and enlarged around 1927 for the Brogden Produce Company — and more recently home to longtime occupant Cal-Tone Paints — has emerged from its asbestos clad sheathing into a new incarnation as the home of Raleigh’s Contemporary Art Museum (CAM).
This 358,000sf replacement hospital sits on a 230-acre rural piece of land outside the small town of Ada in central Oklahoma. The site, part of Native American tribal lands, is a beautiful landscape framed by a riparian zone.
Ruth Lilly Visitor Pavilion, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana, design by Marlon Blackwell Architect – the building provides an evocative place to rest and reflect upon one’s experience of the 100 Acres Art and Nature Park.
Situated between Downtown Baton Rouge and Louisiana State University, the Municipal Dock lies on an emerging pedestrian thoroughfare that connects these two distinct urban areas.
Saint Nicholas Eastern Orthodox Church is the result of a transformation of an existing metal shop building into a sanctuary and fellowship hall in anticipation of a larger adjacent sanctuary on the same site.
Selected for the 2008 Dallas AIA Homes Tour, the UR22 Residence is a 4,000 sqft single family home within the Urban Reserve; a master planned sustainable development in Dallas, Texas.
A replacement for a joint use, public library in a high school that had been in existence for over ten years, the new Sunrise Mountain Library is a modern full-service regional library with a 100,000-piece collection.
The new 97,000-sqft, five-story FAU facility houses the university’s computer science, electrical and computer engineering programs, and consists of electrical instrumentation labs, computer build/circuitry labs, 5G technologies and specialized research labs