Notes from Metropolis
By Susan S. Szenasy
A trip to Columbus, Indiana, reveals the architectural genius of Eero Saarinen.
Dîa-logue(s)
Observed
America
By Karrie Jacobs
For the better part of a decade, Dallas has been aggressively remaking its downtown.
Learning Curve
By Peter Hall
The designer Elliott Earls and architecture students at Cranbrook learn some valuable lessons on the job.
In Production
By Mason Currey
Luis Eslava Studio’s versatile sofa collection invites sprawling relaxation.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
New releases at NeoCon and elsewhere will make our jobs easier—and more fun.
Shop Talk
The cofounder of Studio Campana on new projects, the value of accidents, and his love of trees
Reference Page
|  | By Jonathan Glancey
When London was named host city for the 2012 Olympics seven years ago, experts thought it was the urban planning behind the bid that ultimately won the day. Now, on the eve of the event itself, with several lackluster venues in place, many are wondering: What happened to that grand vision?
By Martin C. Pedersen
We asked the author of Imagine:How Creativity Works to help us
envision a more perfect workplace environment—one that draws on the lessons of neuroscience, architecture, and city planning to foster innovation and ingenuity.
By Marc Kristal
A new line of school furniture capitalizes on extensive research into the changing dynamics of the classroom.
By Pau Makovsky
With the relaunch of his classic Herman Miller textiles, the legendary designer remains as bold and playful as ever.
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