David Adjaye Releases Album of "Sound Architecture"
Architect David Adjaye and his composer brother Peter Adjaye have released an album of "sound architecture."
Author: Dana Snyder
Workplace in Progress: Putting Evidence-Based Design Into Practice
Designed with input from surveys and focus groups, HDR's Minneapolis office stands as a first-hand experiment for the firm's evidence-based design process.
A Mobile Dental Office For San Fran's Tech Crowd
Studio Dental, a mobile dental care facility, uses space as efficiently as possible and ensures patient comfort down to every detail.
Can Fashion Help Refugees? This Parsons Student's Ingenious Line Shows How
“Design for Difference” merges style with utility in multi-functional garments that do more than clothe, but protect, shelter, and carry items.
A Student-Designed Canteen That Became A Community Landmark
When the Chonnabot School canteen, a perennial victim of flooding and termites, was retired, third-year architecture students were given the task of replacing it.
Citizen Bridge, NYC's First Floating Bridge, Reaches Kickstarter Goal
Citizen Bridge will connect Governor's Island to Brooklyn, allowing pedestrians to stand in the middle of the water—as New Yorkers did over a century ago.
MIT's Memory Matrix Installation: Preserving Culture in Digital Perpetuity
This installation physically and cryptographically commemorates monuments across the globe that have been destroyed by conflict.
Removing the Stigma from the Mobile Home: An Interview with Jennifer Siegal
The first American woman to win the arcVision 2016 Women in Architecture Prize, Jennifer Siegal is hoping to redefine the 21st century home.
Review: MIT Publications Tackle the Future of Infrastructural Innovation
Twin volumes from MIT's Center for Advanced Urbanism explore the cultural implications of infrastructure.
Top Designers Invent Uniforms for Imaginary Jobs
Famed designers, from Angela Missoni to Vivienne Westwood, playfully reimagine the workwear of today and tomorrow.
