Paolo Soleri at 100: A Visionary Lost in a Desert of His Own Making
Paolo Soleri's concepts and work were never more relevant than they are today, and his legacy has...
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Your Field Guide to Celebrating 100 Years of the Bauhaus
It was many things: a movement, a school, a style, a mixed-up social set. As an actual institution,
Near Laurel Canyon, a Shimmering Ode to Southern California Modernism
Assembledge+ masterfully revamps a spacious single-story residence that pays homage to its regional
Rapt Studio’s Latest Venture
Norwest Venture Partners enlisted Rapt Studio's eye and hospitality expertise to design their new...
A Sharp Modernist Office Rehab With Unbeatable Parisian Views
Studio Vincent Eschalier has turned a classic 2nd arrondissement apartment block into something...
Schiller Projects Creates a Law Office You Might Actually Want to Visit
Their stunning design for Boies Schiller Flexner is dramatic, yet welcoming.
Mining the Surface Archives: Gone, But Not Forgotten
A deep-dive into Surface’s history reveals 26 years of art, design, and fashion at the bleeding...
Woods Bagot Creates an Australian Beach House That Swims Against the Tide
Tidal Arc is both of its environment and a unique statement within it.
Book Report: 21 Designers Relay What They’re Reading This Summer
Scroll through this guide for the best of the written word.
Nina Edwards Anker of nea studio on Transitioning From Art to Architecture
The head of nea studio started life pursuing fine arts, but then the urge to design took over. Hear
Pushing the Limits of Ceramics With Light, Logic, and a Wink
ENTLER's lighting is proof that one can infuse sharp, elegant design and strenuous craft with...
SONNEMAN’s Abstract Light
A striking geometric fixture from stalwart Robert Sonneman that works well by itself, but is...
ANNA New York’s Newest Collection Celebrates the Interplay of Marble and Precious Metals
With items ranging from candlesticks, frames, trays, and vessels, it's a collection perfect for...
Ron Arad’s “Upside-Down” Tel Aviv Tower Tricks the Eye
The 29-story ToHA Tower, designed by Ron Arad Architects, becomes increasingly wider as it gets...
OMA’s First Ground-Up Project in New York Links History and Modernity
The L-shaped 121 East 22nd, a new residential building and OMA’s first ground-up project in...
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