Future100: From Testing Centers to Work-From-Home Towns, Students Respond to the Pandemic
Six architecture and design students took inspiration from our "new normal" to imagine safer interiors and greener neighborhoods.
Six architecture and design students took inspiration from our "new normal" to imagine safer interiors and greener neighborhoods.
When Practice Becomes Form: Carpentry Tools from Japan showcases the invisible structures that underlie traditional building.
Building systems complement ecosystems in an airy, energy-efficient transformation that balances the needs of visitors and animals.
The Cabo Verdean apartment building designed by Ramos Castellano Architects is an airy home base for visitors to the islands.
Michael K. Chen demonstrates restraint and ingenuity with an unusual vacation home, a floating apartment aboard a 600-foot ship.
These innovative yarns, derived from waste plastic, biomaterials, and more, set the stage for a new generation of textiles.
Working with materials indigenous to Mexico's many biomes, students at the Monterrey Institute of Technology, devised a set of solar lamps.
Though thoroughly modern in form, Lahofer Winery in Dobšice, Czech Republic, takes cues from the vineyards of old.
The award recognizes Material Bank’s contributions to the design industry and radical rethinking of how designers sample materials.
The renovation, located near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, elevates the building's rugged historical charm while making it suitable for a 21st-century workforce.
The Parsons School of Design competition, highlights student innovation in the realm of healthy materials.
25 designers from the five boroughs and beyond offer a heartfelt message to the world’s epicenter of design during an uncertain time.
Winning projects from design students around the world tackle issues such as equity, natural disasters, immigration, sustainability, health, and more.
A new book proposes that traditional ecological knowledge could provide a model for sustainable and resilient infrastructures.
This year, judges recognize projects that highlight cutting-edge ideas in sustainability, wellness, and workplace privacy.
At the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, the Polish sculptor contorts a symbol of Russian Constructivism.
In a bid to save the 19th-century brick tenement, the architects of the Krzysztof Kieślowski Film School embedded the former's façade into the latter.
At a Lakeview penthouse in Chicago, clever spatial fixes and a host of rich materials balance the classic and the contemporary.
Save!, designed by Austrian firm EOOS for Laufen, aims to upend how we process human waste and heal the environment in the process.
The new Becca collection, which includes a sofa, settee, and club chair, prioritizes comfort, warmth, and simplicity.