What Architects Owe Photographers
A new show investigates how a simple image of a building can change the way we feel about them.
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23 Women Shaping Fashion, Art, and Design Today
On the occasion of International Women's Day, we resurface some of our favorite recent profiles on...
Can Ole Scheeren’s Unconventional Architecture Change the World?
With his work in Asia, the architect has reimagined the skyscraper for the interconnected age. Is...
London’s Newest Chinese Food Hot Spot is in a 300-Year-Old Church
Ecclesiastical cool meets retro 1960s teahouse at the second outpost of Hong Kong's beloved...
4 Boutique Hotels to Plan Your Spring Getaways Around
By incorporating details like unconventional artwork and local flair, these distinctive...
Growing up in a Richard Meier Masterpiece
The legendary architect revisits one of his best-known early houses with someone who spent his...
John Pawson, Barbara Bestor, and 7 Other Top Design Minds Celebrate Achille Castiglioni
To honor the 100th year of the Italian legend’s birth, we asked a few of the world’s best...
Sir David Adjaye Is Spying on You
Not literally, but he did just design a museum to explore sleuthing and the culture that surrounds...
A Government Building That Channels Monet? Only in France
Jacques Ferrier’s design for the city of Rouen's offices takes a cue from the painter with its...
A Brooklyn Hotel Where the Vibe Is: Robert Bechtle Painting
SAVVY Studio referenced the photorealist's nostalgic midcentury vignettes when designing Gowanus...
On Display at the First-Ever Roman and Williams Boutique? Anti-Minimalism
The studio's founding collection of furniture and home goods plus a Stephen Starr café are the...
Peter Marino Pens the Next Chapter For an Iconic Manhattan Restaurant
With the Lobster Club, a revered playground for New York City power players officially completes...
Why This Mexican Designer Will Go Global
Can Michel Rojkind’s collaborative spirit and latest bold-faced building bring his firm’s work...
Lever Architects Elevates Lumber Construction to an Art Form
The Portland, Oregon, firm is recasting the humble material as an urbane powerhouse, one project at
Schwartz and Architecture Designs a House That’s at Home With Its Environment
The Lichen House embraces the natural wonder of a distinct California microclimate.
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