Notes from Metropolis
By Susan S. Szenasy
Awards based on pretty pictures alone do a disservice to everyone.
Observed
America
By Karrie Jacobs
There’s a connection between the bag holding our columnist’s morning newspaper and the recent global climate summit.
In Production
By Kristi Cameron
A young Bugaboo designer gets a second chance at his first assignment.
Learning Curve
By Martin C. Pedersen
Thanks to a citywide building effort, New Haven students are getting an up-close education in architecture.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
The birthplace of Wegner, Jacobsen, and Kjærholm is still a force in design.
Reference Page
By Suzanne LaBarre and Claire Levenson
|  | By Véronique Vienne
The legendary Wirtz garden—a horticultural experiment of otherworldly dimensions—remains a feast for the senses.
By Kristin Palm
The green-thumb ethos of this San Francisco eatery is perfectly reflected in its rigorously green interior design.
By Eva Hagberg
From the locally crafted interior to the wind turbines on its roof, the new offices for Zimmer Gunsul Frasca have a distinctly made-in-Portland feel.
By Suzanne LaBarre
Yale’s Kroon Hall is proof positive that aggressively green buildings—even carbon-neutral ones—don’t have to sacrifice beauty to achieve their environmental goals.
By Daniel Akst
Kansas’s celebrated Studio 804 builds its most ambitious—and costly—house to date. The timing couldn’t have been worse.
|
BACK TO TOP