A Miami Beach Estate Inspired by Gio Ponti and Midcentury Magic City
Envisioning the private estate as a "freestanding sculpture," designer Achille Salvagni marries...
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Spatial Awareness: Heatherwick Studio’s Biophilic Balconies in Singapore
Like the biblical garden, the residential building Eden in the historic Newton district is a...
SHoP Architects Unveils Mixed-Use Development Housing the Museum of Civil Rights in Harlem
In addition to the museum, two mixed-use towers will add nearly one million square feet of office,...
TikTok Parent Company, ByteDance, Reveals New HQ in Shenzhen
Ennead Architects's international competition winning design for ByteDance’s Houhai Center in...
Taco Bell’s New Times Square Cantina Features Food Lockers and Other News
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Far + Dang’s Santa Fe Residence Turns its Desert Surroundings into Art
Though it looked to historic Pueblo Revival architecture for inspiration, the Dallas studio puts...
Thomas Heyer of Cover Democratizes Design With Factory-Made Homes
Thomas Heyer, lead designer at Cover, shares how retooling traditional construction methods can...
Atelier Van Lieshout Is Building a Cultural Complex in Rotterdam
The Brutalist-informed artist housing and cultural complex aims to shift the paradigm for creative...
The Deeply Personal Story Behind Maya Lin’s Latest Project
The artist and architect wraps up a renovation of Neilson Library at Smith College, which played a...
Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal Win the 2021 Pritzker Prize
The French duo’s greatest projects champion affordable and readily available materials, while...
Building Boston: Architect David Hacin Cultivates Livability and Local Character in His Hometown
With a deep appreciation for Boston and its history, the Hacin + Associates founding principal and...
Designer of the Day: Architensions
Working at the nexus of theory, practice, and academia, Architensions founders Nick Roseboro and...
How Pre-Approved ADUs Will Tackle California’s Housing Shortage
Aiming to fast-track permits for accessory dwelling units, the city launches a program that offers...
At Long Last, Burning Man Is Building a Permanent City
As in-person gatherings continue to face uncertainty, organizers of the annual festival plans to...
Mapping the History of New York on Instagram
Historian and writer Keith Taillon walked every block in Manhattan to document the city's past and...
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