Feeling nostalgic about the publication’s 25th anniversary, the man behind Metropolis talks about its inception as well as its future. 

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A young designer that uses nature as his guide 

John Bielenberg broke creative ground in his graphic design career. Now he wants to transform the industry itself. 

The head of Getty’s new Department of Architecture and Design talks about the institute’s extensive collection and unrealized Southern California design. 

Landscape architect Tom Oslund discusses the making of a memorial, his Zen time, and ecology vs. aesthetics. 

Tokyo Designers Week showcased an abundance of global talent. 

The author and architect sheds more light on public-interest architecture 

Insight from an architect invovled in design activism 

The Spanish architect discusses his bridge in Israel as well as his project in New York. 

Portland’s Gerding Edlen Development continues to break new ground in green development. 

The winner of the Buckminster Fuller Challenge has a plan for Appalachia and it could be the design model of the future.