A Ribbon of Light Just Became L.A.’s Latest Landmark
A decade-long effort to replace a deteriorating viaduct across the Los Angeles River has culminated
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Toronto’s Scrapped Smart City Reflects Distrust in Tech
An ill-fated proposal by Google-affiliate Sidewalk Labs to build a data-driven smart city in...
Are Floating Cities the Solution to Rising Seas?
The Maldives recently greenlit the construction of a floating community and a similar development...
A National Juneteenth Museum Is Coming to Fort Worth
The museum, designed by Douglas Alligood of Bjarke Ingels Group, promises to be a state-of-the-art...
Inside the History of SCAD’s Provençal Campus in the French Village of Lacoste
The Savannah College of Art and Design celebrates 20 years of teaching design excellence at its...
Can a Group of Designers Solve London’s Urban Challenges?
London mayor Sadiq Khan has appointed a diverse roster of architects as Design Advocates who will...
Saudi Arabia Is Building Enormous Horizontal Skyscrapers
Plans are underway to build Neom, a digitally integrated mega-city in the Saudi desert, whose plans
These Lucky Birds Are Balling Out at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
As part of Randall Poster’s ambitious “The Birdsong Project,” the film music aficionado asked
One Brand’s Bid to Build the World’s Greenest Furniture Factory
Vestre has opened a state-of-the-art facility designed by Bjarke Ingels Group that is striving for...
A New Elevated Park Offers a Blueprint to Cooling Cities
Snaking over rooftops in downtown Rotterdam, a new public park designed by MVRDV shows how dense...
Should the U.S. Create a National Memorial for Gun Violence?
Though memorials are underway to honor victims of the Sandy Hook, Pulse, and Las Vegas shootings,...
Google’s Latest Entry to Silicon Valley’s Starchitect Arms Race
After five years of construction, Google unveils a sustainably minded new campus designed by Bjarke
An Intimate Museum Pushes Senegal’s Cultural Sphere Forward
Bët-bi, a state-of-the-art museum commissioned by the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, will host...
Peeling Back the Elusive Bob Dylan’s Many Layers
At the newly opened Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa, more than 100,000 objects, writings, and recordings...
In Marfa, a Trove of John Chamberlain Works Is Reopening
Restoration has wrapped up on the John Chamberlain Building, one of many exhibition halls dedicated
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