How Mass Timber Could Help Reduce Wildfire Risk
The burgeoning industry has the potential to drastically reduce the carbon footprint of buildings, but also help with wildfire mitigation.
The burgeoning industry has the potential to drastically reduce the carbon footprint of buildings, but also help with wildfire mitigation.
Yale architecture students tackle the challenge of designing a memorial to victims of the pandemic in New Haven.
Designers are creating more offices that maximize opportunities to work outside.
Rafael Viñoly Architects in collaboration with Perkins Eastman built a hotel-like environment for patients and families, featuring four acres of gardens with outdoor lounge areas on the roof.
Studio Terpeluk’s outpost for Royal Coffee breaks the mold of a typical coffee-shop interior.
Maison Deco, a 1,200-square-foot family residence, plays up maximal Deco elements like geometric pattern and brass detailing.
In the Bay Area city, local company Habitat Horticulture installed a rich, tapestry-like living wall titled Urban Ecotones.
Studio BBA designed the first outpost of fast-casual brand Mamahuhu around its delivery- and takeout-reliant business model.
Architects and designers in U.S. cities under siege talk about how they are running their practices from a distance.
The building’s midcentury architecture was historically significant, so architecture firm Dreyfuss + Blackford’s upgrades had to be thoughtful and subtle.
Individual units were shipped from Idaho to the Union Flats development, which features a central amenity-filled courtyard and plenty of greenery.
Wooden bleachers, colorful ceiling panels, open desking—this office has it all.
The city's sleek new high-rise pulls off technical feats while offering of-the-moment residential interiors.
Far Out: Suits, Habs, and Labs for Outer Space showcases visionary concepts by the likes of Raymond Loewy, Foster + Partners, Neri Oxman, and more.
Dubbed House Noir, the house balances the desire for beachfront living with the modern realities of higher seas and bigger waves.
The 800-student Caliber ChangeMakers Academy, built for $144 per square foot, saw architects, a nonprofit, and students collaborate on a vibrant color palette.
388 Fulton, located just west of the city’s Civic Center, lives up to its small-living promise. All its 35 units sold before the building’s completion.
At the San Francisco offices of Perkins Eastman, designers and policy wonks discussed their experiences with participatory design in a panel led by Metropolis's Susan Szenasy.
In January, a panel discussion hosted at the San Francisco office of Perkins+Will addressed the Bay Area's region-wide cautionary tale.
Responses from 14,360 architecture graduates signaled modest equity gains, though major gender- and race-based professional gaps remain.