Zoe Zenghelis on Pursuing Creative Freedom

Painter and cofounder of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture spoke with Metropolis about the early days of OMA, pursuing a career as an artist, and her new solo show at the Carnegie Museum of Art. By Molly Heintz

Curbed: Rem Koolhaas is the real diva

In the final installment of our summer series, Curbed’s architecture critic re-reads all 1,344 pages of the Dutch architect’s “S,M,L,XL” Curbed’s architecture critic Alexandra Lange takes a fresh look at classics of the architectural canon. S,M,L,XL does not hide its

“Rem Koolhaas (1944–) ” by Jack Self

“Koolhaas’s heroic trajectory provides an impossible formula for success, combining unquestioned genius with a waning culture of willingness to embrace the figure of the starchitect Rem Koolhaas does not do small talk. I discovered this last year in Melbourne when

Educating the Architect

Alejandro Zaera-Polo in conversation with Roemer van Toorn The Berlage Institute from A to Z RvT Universities and schools of architecture help people to become an architect, in the same way you learn to be a lawyer or a doctor.

O.M.A. at work

“The longer I work at O.M.A., the less I understand how architecture is developed,” said a former colleague from O.M.A. to me recently, as we were speaking about his work. Does the office have the character of a Zen Buddhist