Amsterdam’s Controversial Plan to Relocate Its Red Light District
The collective Failed Architecture is calling on architects to refuse working with the Dutch...
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Can an Ambitious New Park Unite a Divided Cyprus?
Eleftheria Square, a newly completed public park by Zaha Hadid Architects, is designed to reunite...
A Floating Public Pool Is Coming to New York’s East River
Yes, you read that correctly. The city has approved plans for an Olympic-size swimming pool, shaped
Paris Will Transform the Champs-Elysées Into a Massive Green Space
Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris, greenlights a $300 million transformation of the Champs-Élysées
Floating Islands Will Soon Scatter Copenhagen’s Center
In response to rising sea levels, Studio Fokstrot and Marshall Blecher designed a series of...
Ho Chi Minh City’s Central Park Steps Into The Future
On what was once a set of 19th-century French railroad tracks, Ho Chi Minh City's revamped Central...
Satisfy Your Inner Urban Planning Nerd With This Census-Themed Twitter Account
Artist and urban planner Neil Freeman has programmed a Twitter bot to share bird’s-eye views of...
Need to Know: Michelle LaFoe and Isaac Campbell of OFFICE 52 Architecture
"Working with a variety of building materials, as a medium for exploring spatial ideas, provides...
Need to Know: Vincent Eschalier of Studio Vincent Eschalier
"The impact it has today is difficult to quantify, but I certainly try to travel as much as...
What Amazon HQ2 Could Have Been
On the heels of Amazon’s controversial New York City about-face, five local firms envision a high
“FUTURES OF THE FUTURE” Celebrates Architect Sou Fujimoto’s Out-of-the-Box Perspective
On view at Japan House Los Angeles through Jan. 6.
Stephen M. Ross to Architects: Drop Your Egos
The Related Companies founder and chairman discusses building sustainable cities and his massive...
Mexico City Reexamines Its Urban Plan After the Earthquake
Ahead of the city’s role as World Design Capital 2018, and in the wake of a severe natural...
Buffalo, New York, Is Staging a Comeback
The city’s dynamic architectural past is fueling its transformation.
Pittsburgh’s Self-Driven Renaissance
The city lost steam as industry declined in the 1970s, but newfound interest from the tech world is
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