Does London Need the Tulip Tower?
Despite being chided by critics and dismissed by mayor Sadiq Khan, the controversial tower by...
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What Jean Nouvel’s New Resort Means for Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030
The French architect has unveiled a truly groundbreaking design for the Sharaan by Jean Nouvel...
Eileen Gray, Unsung Modernist Architect, Comes Into Full View
With more than 200 furnishings, sketches, and archival documents, the Bard Graduate Center Gallery...
With a Subtle Touch, Far + Dang Transcends Typical Design Typologies
Not beholden to any single style, the burgeoning Dallas firm infuses a variety of homes across the...
The Rothko Chapel’s Restoration Ushers In a Vivid New Era
Following a yearlong restoration by New York firm Architecture Research Office, the Houston holy...
How Branding Expert Christopher Skinner Tells a Compelling Story
Five years after launching the beauty branding agency School House, the LVMH alum dishes on how...
Governors Island May Receive a Climate Research Center
A sprawling complex by WXY would revitalize the island’s underused waterfront—and may be what...
Frank Gehry’s Eisenhower Memorial Finally Sees the Light
Following a 21-year saga beset by bureaucratic and financial woes, the Dwight D. Eisenhower...
What If the Brooklyn Bridge Was a Microforest?
An augmented reality art space, a public bazaar, and urban woodlands are just a few of the...
U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum Opens in Colorado
With a facade designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro to personify a discus thrower's motion, a...
Announcing the Winners of the Surface Summer School Design Challenge
Surface’s partnership with the Stuart Weitzman School of Design at Penn culminates with the...
This Hillside Home Is Quintessential California Modernism
The matchbox concept of rotated rectangle structures finds harmony with its location in the...
Vestre to Build the World’s Greenest Furniture Factory
The Norwegian furniture brand taps Bjarke Ingels Group for a state-of-the-art manufacturing...
Harvard GSD’s 2020 Wheelwright Prize Goes to Daniel Fernández Pascual
The London-based architect and Cooking Sections co-founder will use the prize’s $100,000 grant to
Quarantine Culture: 5 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
Dazzling installations by Shoplifter and Raúl de Nieves, a virtual architecture tour of...
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