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Enabled by revolutionary advances in the ancient material, the prolific designers share their bold visions with Laufen.
A new exhibition held within a pioneering building of the so-called High Tech movement prompts a reevaluation of the relationship between architecture, technology, and structural expression.
The established leader in workplace ergonomics is changing the sustainability game with innovative manufacturing and bold leadership.
The legendary designer and Le Corbusier collaborator broke the mold with her Modernist, male contemporaries, according to a show at Matthew Rachman Gallery.
Metropolis’s director of design innovation discusses the influential women she has invited for a panel discussion this Thursday titled “Women of Influence in the Business of Design.”
The nightclub has always been a fiercely creative and radical architectural typology, a new exhibition at the Vitra Design Museum argues.
With a new customizable lighting system for Vibia, the industrial designer Toan Nguyen finds poetry in mathematics.
The British architecture and engineering firm has transformed London’s 1933 Hoover Building into a 66-unit residential complex, returning it to its former glory in the process.
The Television Centre, masterplanned by local architecture firm AHMM, retains mid-century elements and introduces boutique exclusivity.
Clad in patinated stainless steel that references the adjacent High Line, the residential complex features 40 units that bear a light touch of ZHA’s signature flowing forms.
After soliciting input from thousands of stakeholders, the Obama Foundation revealed yesterday a refined design for the multi-building complex.
Sometimes it’s better to adapt and retreat before the waters rise again.
Our editors select the best design-minded gifts of the season as part of an on-going series this week.
Metropolis asked New York stakeholders to consider what we’ve learned since Sandy and how the city is moving toward a more resilient future.
Inside the firm’s pop-up (W)ego “hotel,” every room is a living room.
The festival, which runs from November 1 to 5, features movies about Kevin Roche, Glenn Murcutt, Maggie’s Centres, Jane Jacobs, and more.
How a compact stove and a tiny home make sustainable living grand.
“Sidewalk Toronto” will aim to generate “sustainability, affordability, mobility, and economic opportunity” to more than 800 acres of waterfront.
Called SPYSCAPE, the espionage-themed museum will open this December in Manhattan.
