Novel Architecture in the Age of the Novel Coronavirus
In a time of unprecedented uncertainty, young architecture practices are proposing solutions to meet the demands of multiple simultaneous crises.
Architecture
Gucci's French Parent, Kering, Commissions a Sustainable Office in Wayne, New Jersey
The French luxury goods company—home to Gucci and Saint Laurent, among others—tapped HLW to give its U.S. headquarters a sustainable homebase.
A New Series of Talks is Shedding Light on the Impact of Architect Paul R. Williams
A new series of talks is underscoring the importance of work by Hollywood's first black starchitect.
A New Building Opens at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Designed by Steven Holl Architects, the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building completes a decade-long campus redevelopment project.
OBY House Addresses Affordability in the Bay Area
Spurred by interest in ADUs, the carbon-neutral home is a collaborative effort to build sustainable housing in one of the nation's most unaffordable regions.
Beyond the Superdutch: A Portrait of Happel Cornelisse Verhoeven Architects
The Rotterdam firm explores local morphologies and material networks without veering into nostalgia or a fetishized idyll.
A Floating Church in East London Prepares to Set Sail
Designed by Denizen Works, Genesis is intended to connect to a new generation of Londoners.
Light, Contemporary Interiors Define this Jewelry School
Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto rethinks traditional learning spaces for the L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts, campus in Hong Kong.
John Wardle Renovates His Home to Reflect His Creative Process
Located in Melbourne, the architect's residence is filled unique art displays, custom joinery, and clever storage.
Lord Aeck Sargent Designs an Employee-Friendly Research Lab
Lord Aeck Sargent’s redesign of a virus research center features an unusual open plan.
A New Model for High End Health Care
Using innovative technology and personalized branding, hybrid design studio Cactus blurs the line between hospitals and health spas.
Fala Atelier's Latest House Is Not a House
The Portuguese architecture practice has transformed an old clothing factory into an experimental, flexible apartment. Except, according to the firm: "It's not a house."
A Fashion Center in East London Looks to Sustainable Economic Regeneration
London-based firm Adams & Sutherland has recently transformed a row of underutilized garages into the fashion hub Poplar Works.
Floating Bridges Make Up SWA Group's Design for a Mountain Park
A greenway project outside Shenzhen reflects complementary considerations of nature, health, and technology.
Black Landscapes Matter: Q&A with Landscape Designer Walter Hood
Upon the release of his new book, Walter Hood conceives a landscape architecture rooted in a sense of place, justice, and historical truth.
A Planned Reprint of a Popular Book on Louis Kahn Brings His Drawings within Reach
Out of print for decades, the new reprint is being crowdfunded to give a new generation access to the architect's genius.
For Thomas Balsley, Public Space Is the Truest Form of Democracy
The landscape architect discusses transforming New York, designing for resilience, and creating places for the people and the planet.
An Off-Grid Retreat Has Lofty Sustainability Goals
Using Passive House principles, Perkins and Will prototypes a secluded alpine home high in the mountains of British Columbia.
Highlights of NOMA's Virtual National Conference: New President, New Awards, New Partnerships
Amid Zoom workshops and lectures, the NAACP joined minority architects in issuing a new award for justice, equity, and inclusion in design
This Luxury Housing Concept is MAD Architects' First U.S. Project
Located in Beverly Hills, Gardenhouse is intended to provide a bridge between city life and nature.
