Though best known for the bright red folies that punctuate the Parc de la Villette in Paris, architect Bernard Tschumi is no one-hit wonder. This major exhibition finds Tschumi once again championing the architecture of the event, but now the event has moved indoors. Tschumi’s in-progress work like the Ecole d’Architecture in Marne-la-Valleé, France, and the Columbia University Student Center makes for a seductive presentation—state-of-the-art computer images accompanied by the architect’s hand-scrawled harangues. Most striking, however, is the Studio National des Art Contemporain in Le Fresnoy, France, scheduled for completion this summer, which encloses an existing red-tile roofscape within an enormous shed. Opens June 13

— Ernest Pascucci