Material Experimentation Drives This Year's Design Biennial Boston
Four large installations include CNC-milled wood, a vinyl-sided "forest," an aluminum mesh canopy, and more.
Author: Claire Barliant
New York's Newest Planned Parenthood Center Is a Template for Future Clinics
Emphasizing transparency and permanence, a new Planned Parenthood in Queens, N.Y., hopes to be a replicable template for future clinics.
Different Tokes for Different Folks
Ganja at the Gap? As legalized marijuana sweeps across the nation, dispensaries step up their game.
The Enigmatic Architect Behind Berlin's Giant Pink Pipe
Ludwig Leo’s bold embrace of modernity and willingness to experiment make a reexamination of his work especially timely.
Hannah Ryggen's Political Tapestries Are Subject of Malmö Exhibit
The artist Hannah Ryggen's defiantly figurative and overtly political tapestries were impassioned responses to the rigidity of Modernism.
Holy Sit: A Bench That Takes Inspiration From an Old Convent
The Bernardes bench draws on the material austerity and charm of an old convent for inspiration.
Porcelanosa's Flagship Opens in Heart of Manhattan
In searching for a firm foothold in New York City, Spanish tile maker Porcelanosa found an architectural gem in the heart of Manhattan.
Designer Sharon Davis's Hudson Valley Home Defers to Its Woodsy Environs
With the help of local craftspeople, Sharon Davis designs a rural retreat in the Hudson Valley that privileges nature.
