The Team Maintaining SOM's Legacy of Engineering Greatness
Led by Bill Baker, the engineering team at SOM Chicago is reshaping the form and function of buildings.
Author: Ian Volner
Jonathan F. P. Rose Is Dedicated To Good, Green, and Just Development
A developer who combines a keen feel for the housing market with a genuine commitment to social justice, good urbanism, and green building.
Norm Architects Aims to Brighten the Sober Danish Tradition
The refined simplicity of Danish-modern design informs every aspect of Norm Architects’ growing practice.
How Arup Became the Go-To Firm for the Most Ambitious Projects of Our Time
How Arup became the go-to firm for the most challenging and ambitious projects of our time
Will the Faena Arts Center Really Renew Miami?
Argentinean developer Alan Faena likes to add culture to his large and glitzy real estate ventures. Will it work in Miami?
OMA's New York Branch Excels at Improvisational Thinking
The firm takes free-form trial and error to almost dizzying heights before locking onto a final direction.
Obsessive Model-Making: Inside OMA NYC's Creative Process
The firm takes free-form trial and error to almost dizzying heights before locking onto a final direction.
For SOFTlab, Form-Finding Doesn't Require Algorithms
Thanks to an enriching sideline, SOFTlab started its career with highly conceptual commissions.
The Valladolid Effect
The Millennium Project is both a sustainable landmark and an accessible riverside venue.
X Marks the Spots
Columbia’s Studio-X, a think tank with labs all over the world, may be a new model for design education.
