Suite Sorrow: The Death of New York’s Grand Hotels
One New Yorker laments the passing of one of the city’s greatest offerings.
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Rose McGowan’s Circular World
If the Hollywood star had her way, our lives would be a lot rounder.
Lessons in Building Community
Writer Michael Webb chronicles the evolution and current state of large-scale residential design.
Peter Zumthor: Rigor and Resonance
The Pritzker Prize-winning Swiss architect brings his perceptive touch to projects from Norway to...
Stephanie Goto’s Food for Thought
Inside her Manhattan space, the architect and designer dishes on her love of food, dream passengers
Twisting Towers by Bjarke Ingels
Danish architect Bjarke Ingels recently took Surface on a tour of The Grove at Grand Bay, a...
The Elbphilharmonie Hamburg
A new Herzog & de Meuron-designed concert hall takes center stage in Hamburg.
Koray Duman Is Just Right
The Turkish architect thrives in creating galleries and spaces for artists.
2016 in 20 Buildings
Our editors weigh in on the projects that defined the year in architecture.
The Last Word: Memorable Quotes From 2016
As 2016 draws to a close, we’ve selected a few of the most memorable quotes that ran in...
Poems for Detroit
Ten original compositions inspired by historic landmarks in the Motor City, now one year in as a...
Renaissance Plan: Brooklyn Navy Yard
The Brooklyn Navy Yard has long been on the radar of developers, and now its reinvention is...
A New Film Revisits A Vanished Neutra House
Director Elissa Brown explores a lost piece of her family's history.
An Art Museum Inspired By the Fields That Surround It
The new Manetti Shrem Art Museum at UC Davis reflects the landscape and history.
A Local Design Firm Puts a Small Island Nation on an International Stage
How the Seychelles-based design firm Add.Locus created their country's first-ever presentation at...
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