Designing for Equity and Well-Being in the COVID-19 Era
Hana Kassem, principal at KPF, and Jonsara Ruth, cofounder of Parsons’ Healthy Materials Lab, outline the effects of the built environment on our well-being.
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Interiors for a Virginia Tech Company's New Office Visually Interpret the Cloud
CallisonRTKL designs a Virginia-based tech company's office around a massive, transparent stairwell that provides indoor views of multiple floors.
5 Ways Architects and Designers are Responding to COVID-19
3D printed face shields, hospital conversions, material donations, and deployable intensive care units are just some ways architects are stepping up during the pandemic.
Keep Calm and Terra-cotta On
Prized for its tactile qualities and historical association with crafts, the material is enjoying a steady revival in New York City and beyond.
A Trio of Penthouses at K11 ARTUS Gets the Craft-Luxe Treatment
Joyce Wang, nemaworkshop, and Fiona Barratt-Campbell each designed bespoke penthouses in the Hong Kong development.
Leveraging Data to Help Plan Better Cities
A recent Metropolis Think Tank panel with planning experts, city officials, and architects from KPF delved into data how data is shaping today's urban planning.
KPF's New Building at the University of Michigan Melds Sleek Geometries With Practicality
For the design of the school's Ross School of Business, the firm relied on a custom extruded terra-cotta rainscreen to create a highly-textured facade.
