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With a $200-million investment and an entirely new business model, BMW makes its first serious foray into the future of urban mobility. | | Features
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By Ken Shulman
Designing hospitals in the global marketplace requires the ability to blend state-of-the-art solutions with a sensitivity to local customs, rituals, and religions. | | |
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Notes from Metropolis
By Susan S. Szenasy
We challenge the design community to address the full arc of human life with its variety of needs.
Dîa-logue(s)
Observed
America
By Karrie Jacobs
How do you mandate superior “design” or even “beauty” in a planning document?
On The Spot
We spend more than $20 billion a year on the design and construction of new health-care facilities in the United States. And yet, from a design perspective, the vast majority of these projects are banal, at best. Why is the bar set so low for hospital design?
Perspective
By Philip Nobel
Architecture has undergone something of a cleansing in recent years. With a few notable exceptions.
In Production
By Shannon Sharpe
Enlisted Design is producing a wall-mounted garden system for city dwellers.
Materials
By Shannon Sharpe
Blik and Bruce Mau Design help you create your own eco-friendly wall coverings.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
The next generation of designers searches for truly inclusive solutions.
Shop Talk
The older brother of the famous team talks about fetishizing objects, learning English, and walking to work.
Reference Page
By Jessica Lax
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Seven visionary teams reimagine the urban experience
By Grimshaw
The transit hub of the future must support a seamless transportation network.
By Linearscape
Simple technologies integrated into city streets can make a world of difference.
By OPEN
An urban navigation system based on a profoundly simple idea.
By West 8
Under the right conditions, an outdoor public market can transform the busy heart of the city.
By Interboro Partners
If a neighborhood is to become truly inclusive, then its community center is best decentralized.
By John Ronan Architects
A freewheeling talk with the proud 120-year-old matriarch of a multigenerational household, circa 2120.
By LUNAR
A solution for the home office of the future that recreates the look and feel of live encounters.
By Steven Heller
On the eve of the election, we take a critical look at six decades of presidential branding.
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