Notes from Metropolis
By Susan S. Szenasy
The challenge of designing a net-zero neighborhood raises questions about how architects understand deep sustainability.
Observed
America
By Karrie Jacobs
The word “urban” is in the midst of a cultural makeover.
In Review
By Philip Nobel
Koolhaas pays tribute to the architects of the 1960s who forged a new path in postwar Japan.
In Production
By Mason Currey
A Dutch design couple’s first collaboration yields 40 mix-and-match textiles and one svelte sofa.
Reference Page
By Karla Alindahao
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
In the coming year, these seven designers promise to be the profession’s rising stars.
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By Jade Chang
His work for the homeless in Los Angeles is a new paradigm for social housing.
By Marc Kristal
He has revived DWR by reaching out to a new generation of American design.
By Avinash Rajagopal
In addition to our 12 game changers, we selected three design pioneers whose ideas have stood the ultimate test of time: going from revolutionary to mainstream.
By Peter Hall
Using a game-based curriculum, Salen is challenging—head-on—education’s unhealthy reliance on tests.
By Avinash Rajagopal
By expanding the range of digital typography, he is opening the Internet to cultures around the world.
By Avinash Rajagopal
By Martin C. Pedersen
He is helping revive New Orleans through ambitious experiments in landscape design.
By Martin C. Pedersen
His Lower Ninth Ward Village is a linchpin of the community.
By Mason Currey
Using sophisticated mapping technology, these information designers uncover hidden data to expose social injustice.
By Lara Kristin Herndon
He created a passionate online community dedicated to making, selling, and sharing.
By Avinash Rajagopal
By Paul Makovsky
By provoking and critiquing the profession, he sets a new standard for architectural exhibitions.
By Marc Kristal
She has transformed our urban streets by organizing bike-sharing programs in 17 cities.
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