A designer’s dream studio, The Workspace at A/D/O pushes one member to make work at the intersection of nature, sculpture, and critique.
The award and mentorship program promotes diversity among the industry’s leadership.
Barcelona-based designers fuse traditional craft with fresh, modern looks.
A backcountry house gets the modern treatment with bold vistas and exceptional energy efficiency.
Our picks for this year’s winners of the #MetropolisLikes award at Neocon.
Provocative architecture highlights the craft and tradition of Spanish tile.
With support from The Workspace at A/D/O, the young design firm Trueing, creates a minimalist testament to the “ever-changing world of design.”
Metropolis editors select their favorite products from NYCxDESIGN.
US Consulate Surabaya, Indonesia. The influence of Indonesian culture is evident in the materials selected for the interiors.All photos courtesy DLR Group|Sorg|Westlake Reed Leskosky.For the past three years, Susan S. Szenasy, Metropolis’s publisher and editor in chief, has been leading a series of discussions on key issues around human-centered design. On June 1, 2016 she talked with a panel of…
In use for centuries, apron front sinks remain beautiful and functional. BLANCO’s IKON® sink, pictured above, blends artisanal production with today’s technology.All images courtesy of BLANCO. The fireclay kitchen sink has been produced for centuries using the same fundamental, artisanal process. For over 90 years, German manufacturer BLANCO has worked with craftspeople to maintain this tradition. Now, the company offers…
Landscape and Light Drive This Home Renovation in the Judean Foothills.
Our “State of Design: Where We Work” panel discussion series, concludes with conversation about wellness.
The winning proposals for Tomorrow’s Workplace Design Competition provocatively look to the broader community.
Often relegated to pure functionalism, increasingly, the ceiling is taking on architectural expression.
A new report by Staples Business Advantage confirms what we already knew: workplace wellness matters.
The new design of a run-down, underutilized building in the heart of Fargo, North Dakota leverages its historic value to rekindle interest in downtown Fargo.
The division between life and labor is disappearing, as was demonstrated by the LiveWork SpanishStyle Design installation at NeoCon 2015.
An artist’s response to a design icon from the Gilded Age is also a criticism of the disparities in society today.
The winning projects from the 2015 Committee on the Environment Top Ten Green Projects awards display a commitment to sustainable design.
Period interviews with the genius engineer are brought to life in this colorful video short.
