Quarantine Culture: 5 Ways to Experience Design and Art Without Leaving Your Home
The Louisiana Museum’s near-infinite channel, virtual visits to Frank Lloyd Wright hallmarks,
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The Experimental Edge of Open Architecture
With a sculptural panache, Beijing-based Li Hu and Huang Wenjing embrace the vastness of space.
Snøhetta Cofounder Craig Dykers on How He Pushes His Non-Hierarchical Firm to Take Risks
"You have to open your door to the world," the architect says. "The world is anything but...
2020 Pritzker Prize Goes to Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara. Here Are Some of Their Greatest Hits.
From a cliff-like edifice in Peru to a pinwheel-shaped school in rural Ireland, the Dublin team’s
Neri Oxman and Sir Norman Foster on the Future of Design
The venturesome Oxman talks experimental materials and lunar habitation with the renowned architect.
David Adjaye on His Majestic, Grapefruit-Colored Design for The Webster L.A.
For the multi-brand clothing and design boutique’s new outpost, the architect created a...
At the End of the World, Infrastructure Will Save Us, This Artist Believes
Tiril Hasselknippe’s architectural sculptures see an opportunity for community in the midst of...
Architecture Memes
An Instagram meme account has achieved the unthinkable: it has made architecture funny. Now tag...
Mark Foster Gage is the Most Prolific Architect of Buildings That Don’t Exist
Blade Runner meets The Wizard of Oz in the New York architect's fantastical work.
How Deborah Berke Became One of Architecture’s Most Visible Women
The accomplished architect and Yale School of Architecture dean opens up about how she gets the job
Design Miami/’s Aric Chen Name Checks His Five Favorite Things
The Standout Cultural Institution Debuts of 2019
A museum inspired by a desert rose in Doha, a Canadian library festooned with curvaceous red cedar,
Resetting What Metal Means, One Facade at a Time
As Pure+FreeForm’s Geoffrey Hahn tells it, new technologies have created a new materials...
Eight Design Firms Imagine a Border Without Walls
Takes on a more playful, inviting, and humane meeting of the U.S. and Mexico.
For This Architectural Curator, Buildings Are Not The Main Event
For Storefront for Art and Architecture executive director José Esparza Chong Cuy, humanity...
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