A New Home for Baseball in Mexico City
Designed by FGP Atelier and Taller ADG, the new Diablos Rojos stadium is helping revive the city’s 1968 Olympic park.
Author: Sheila Kim
Patricia Urquiola Unveils Her New Resimercial Collection for Haworth
The Milan-based architect and designer has also given Haworth's Merchandise Mart showroom an appealing face-lift for this year's NeoCon.
How Randy Rubin, the Very Definition of an Entrepreneur, Has Helped Break New Ground in Textiles
The Crypton cofounder discusses her company's technical breakthroughs, U.S. manufacturing, sustainability credentials, collaborations with designers, and more.
In Atlanta, Gensler Designs One Workplace for Three Different Companies
The firm recently completed an adaptive-reuse project in Stockyards Atlanta to colocate advertising giant IPG’s sister agencies Fitzco, Weber Shandwick, and Momentum.
Arizona State University's New Engineering School Is a Case Study For Sustainable Desert Architecture
Architecture firm Solomon Cordwell Buenz designed the building's massing and envelope around natural ventilation and shading, offering a lesson in eco-friendly architecture for its students.
This Coworking Space Sits Within an Old Church-Turned-Office
DigitalHUB Aachen, in western Germany, converted a deconsecrated church into a coworking space that provides offices and connectivity services for start-ups and midsize companies.
NanaWall Turned This Manhattan Apartment Into an Indoor/Outdoor Dwelling
Where open space is a hot commodity, NanaWall brings the outside in.
Gensler Designs a Nautical Theme for Expedia’s Cruise Division HQ
The two-floor, 28,497-square-foot workplace in Vancouver accommodates around 160 Expedia employees.
Leers Weinzapfel Associates Designs America's Largest Cross-Laminated Timber Academic Building
The four-level glulam post-and-beam structure houses the architecture, landscape architecture, and Building and Construction Technology (BCT) programs.
How Evolving Workplace Needs Are Forging New Partnerships Among Furniture Brands
As workplace design increasingly takes cues from homes and hotels, contract companies are adapting by strategically pairing up with residential and lighting brands.
Croxton Collaborative Architects Revives a Brutalist Building at SUNY New Paltz
The 1967 Wooster Science Building's new glass and terra-cotta facade, grand staircase, and glazed cantilever have revitalized the structure.
