Shofuso and Modernism: Mid-Century Collaboration Between Japan and Philadelphia explores the artistic interconnections between Antonin and Noémi Raymond, George Nakashima, and Junzo Yoshimura.
The Lille Métropole 2020 World Design Capital La Manufacture: A Labour of Love exhibition looks back at the design world’s two-decades-long obsession with material experimentation.
Working with materials indigenous to Mexico's many biomes, students at the Monterrey Institute of Technology, devised a set of solar lamps.
In Cambridge, Massachusetts, Starlight Square serves as an ideal community center in the age of social-distancing.
The architect’s “Memory Houses” is a speculative project comprising eight unbuilt structures designed for a site on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Tom Gottelier and Bobby Petersen’s camp-based residency program advocates for a fiercely ad hoc, experimental, and collaborative approach.
Yale architecture students tackle the challenge of designing a memorial to victims of the pandemic in New Haven.
Murmuration, a SO-IL-designed installation at the High, draws attention to how development in the city might become more porous.
Temperature checks, masks, and traffic lights are just some of the ways arts spaces are keeping visitors distant and healthy.
The designers have installed a dramatic, crawling landscape of vines in the Gobelin Room at Austria’s Schloss Hollenegg for Design.
The cofounder of London design consultancy Pearson Lloyd contemplates the complex forms of a wasp nest that he found while working on a project.
The series uses 3D laser scanning and motion-control photography to reveal new facets of the iconic estate.
A new book from the Canadian Centre for Architecture gathers the "obsolete artifacts" often overlooked by Postmodernism's historians.
The Detroit Institute of Arts's recent exhibition highlights the city's innovation and craftsmanship in what they describe as an "under-celebrated art form."
25 designers from the five boroughs and beyond offer a heartfelt message to the world’s epicenter of design during an uncertain time.
Six months after the release of the namesake book during the latest installment of the biennial, PERFORMA has launched Bodybuilding, which features thirty-five architecture studios who engage with performativity.
The Google platform works with local curators and archivists to present museum-quality exhibitions online.
The Argentinian artist explores BAM-1020 machines for an upcoming exhibition at The Shed in New York.
Cuban-born artists Rafael Domenech and Ernesto Oroza visit the city to source materials and inspiration for their upcoming exhibition, Hialeah Eléctrica—Metavector, at Miami's contemporary art museum.
Kiruna Forever, an exhibition at ArkDes, traces the town's relocation due to geological instability.
