New New York 3
Significant new buildings in New York City, focusing on small civic projects.  Through January 2 at the Architectural League of New York.

Outer City, Inner Space
Architectural and conceptual sculptures by Teresita Fernandez, Stephen Hendee and Esther Partegras.  Through January 3 at the Whitney at Philip Morris.

Sanctuaries: The Last Works of John Hedjuk
Drawings and models by the architect who was Dean of Cooper Union for 25 years.  Through January 5 at the Whitney.

The Changing of the Avante-Garde: Visionary Drawings from the Howard Gilman Collection
Over 100 architectural drawings from the 1920s through 1970s including work by Rem Koolhaas, Cedric Price, Arata Isozaki, Ettore Sottsass, Buckminster Fuller and Aldo Rossi.  Through January 6 at MoMA QNS.

Outer City, Inner Space: Teresita Fernandez, Stephen Hendee and Esther Partegas
Sculptural works by artists who explore architectural and conceptual space.  Through January 10 at the Whitney Museum of Art at Philip Morris.

James Castle
Constructions and starkly rendered drawings on found paper of the houses, barns and landscapes surrounding the artist's home in Idaho.  Through January 18 at Knoedler.

Andrew Moore
Photographs of architecture in and around St Petersburg.  Through January 25 at Yancey Richardson.

Matthew Northridge
2D and 3D compositions of invented architectural universes, invented from masonite and magazine clippings.  Through February 1 at Gorney, Bravin + Lee.

Degrees of Latitude: Maps of America from the Colinial Williamsburg Collection
72 historic maps and atlases.  Through February 2 at the New York Historical Society.

Multifaceted View
Antonio Gaudi in contemporary photography.  Through February 7 at the City University of New York.

Edward Burtynsky
Large-format photographs of oil fields.  Through February 8 at Cowles.

Cultivated Landscapes: Reflections of Nature in Chinese Painting
The evolution of Chinese landscape painting, imagery and meaning.  Through February 9 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Doug Hall
Photographs of empty Italian and Italianate opera houses.  Through February 15 at Feigen.

Rebuilding
A study exhibition of the World Trade Center Site proposals.  Through February 21 at the Architectural League of New York.

Volker Seding
Black and white images of buildings in Havana, New Yrok, Toronto and Toledo.  Through February 22 at Meyerowitz.

LeCorbusier Before LeCorbusier
Works made between 1907 and 1922 of early paintings and photography that show LeCorbusier move towards architecture and design.  Through February 23 at the Bard Graduate Center.

Brooklyn Public Library Competition
Projects from the four finalists: Jean Nouvel, Huff + Gooden, Rafael Viñoly, and Enrique Norten.  Through February 24 at the Architectural League of New York.

Building Structures
A group exhibition of local and international sculptors who appropriate architectural techniques such as perspective, spatial manipulation and urban planning.  Through February 2003 at P.S.1.

Manhattan
Vintage photographs of lower Manhattan made from 1900 to 1960.  Through March 1 at Banning.

Samadhi: The Contemplation of Space
Works by 12 artists with projects suggestive of spatial openness.  Through March 15 at the Chelsea Art Museum.

Jean Prouvé
Furniture by the architect and designer.  Through March 22 at Sonnabend.

A Civilian Occupation
A documentation and study of recent Israeli architecture and its political development.  Through March 30 at Storefront for Art and Architecture.

The Croton Aqueduct
Illustrations, ink drawings, prints and letters by Fayette B. Tower on the aqueduct's construction.  Through April 6 at the Museum of the City of New York.

Paul Rudolph: The Florida Houses
Through April 18 at Columbia University, Avery Hall.

The Swiss Section
Exhibition of the innovative Swiss approach to the design of cities, space and infrastructure.  Through April 23 at the Van Alen Institute.

Jim Dow
Color photographs of New York  interiors including the University Club, the Metropolitan Club and the New York Bar Association.  Through April 26 at Borden.

Gerrit Sievert
Photographs of the effects of post-WWII reconstruction policies on German towns.  Through April 26 at Sterilemind.

Assignment: Green
From NYC's design schools, the exhibition collects items shaping of the future of design and the environment, from a coat made from recycled plastics to a room divider designed from film canisters.  Through April 29 at the Municipal Art Society.

Adam Bartos
Color photographs of Bombay film studios, the UN headqaurters, USSR space facilities and other interiors.  Through May 3 at Senior & Shopmaker.

The Morgan Library: The Renzo Piano Project
Models and plans for the renovation and expansion of the Morgan Library.  Through May 4 at the Morgan Library.

City of Darkness: Life in Kowloon Walled City
Through May 5 at Columbia University, Avery Hall.

Perriand, Leger, Jenneret, Styrsky
Photographs from the 1930's collected an/or made by Charlotte Perriand, Fernard Leger, Pierre Jenneret and Jindrich Styrsky.  Through May 10 at Banning.

Seton Smith
Photographs exploring the relation between interior and exterior.  Through May 17 at Winston Wacher Mayer.

Thomas Struth
A retrospective of the German artist's large-scale photographs of city streets in the United States and Europe.  Through May 18 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Scanning: The Aberrant Architecture of Diller+Scofidio
The first museum retrospective of the husband-and-wife architecture team.  Through June 1 at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Commercial / Residential
40 photographs by Robert Adams from the 1968-72 showing the evolution of public and private space in the American West.  Through June 14 at Roth Horowitz.