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Stony Brook University Reclads Bertrand Goldberg’s Landmark Health Sciences Center for a New Era
Stony Brook University is giving one of Long Island’s most…
Adam Miklosi’s Path-breaking Glyph (1) Proposes a Rotating Cube as the Next Screenless AI Interface
Industrial designer Adam Miklosi has released Glyph (1), a speculative…
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Ibsen’s The Master Builder Puts Architectural Ambition and Rivalry Center Stage in London
Architecture takes center stage once again in London with a new production of Henrik Ibsen’s…
Foster + Partners and MANICA Reveal the Grand Generali Stadium to Replace San Siro in Milan
Foster + Partners and MANICA have unveiled their design for Generali Stadium, the new 71,500-seat…
Architecture and the Politics of Daylight: Who Gets the Sun?
Who gets access to natural light in contemporary cities? Explore how architecture, urban density, housing…
Top 15 Interior Design Styles Dominating Homes Today
Every interior style started as an answer to a climate, a material, or a new…
ecoLogicStudio Transforms Algae, Fungi and Bacteria into Active Building Matter
ecoLogicStudio treats microbes not as contaminants but as collaborators. Across two decades, the London practice…
Herzog & de Meuron Reveals the Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity
Herzog & de Meuron, Field Operations, and EHDD have released updated plans for the Eames…
BIG and to.org Launch 1 Scalable Model for Refugee Cities
On 29 October 2026, Bjarke Ingels Group and the platform to.org announced Refugee Cities, a…
Waterline Rises as Texas’ Tallest Skyscraper on Austin’s Lady Bird Lake
KPF has completed Waterline, a 1,025-foot mixed-use tower on the edge of Lady Bird Lake…
Celebrating Zaha Hadid’s Design Evolution Through 15 Projects
Zaha Hadid’s first building was a fire station of colliding concrete planes. Her last interior was a gallery shaped by…
World Architecture Day 2026: 20 Architects Who Shaped Modern Architecture
World Architecture Day is a good time to revisit the architects who defined modern architecture. This guide covers 20 of…
Farshid Moussavi Awarded 2026 Soane Medal for Practice and Thought
Architecture is never only about the building that stands in front of you. It is also about the decisions that…
Bjarke Ingels: Can Architecture Solve Social Problems?
Can architecture really solve social problems? This critical essay examines Bjarke Ingels’ optimistic design philosophy, public architecture, sustainability, accessibility, and…
Renzo Piano: The Architect of Lightness and Human Scale
Explore Renzo Piano’s architectural journey from the Centre Pompidou to recent projects like The Shard, Whitney Museum, and Genoa Bridge,…
SANAA: The Architecture of Transparency and Collective Life
SANAA’s architecture explores transparency, openness, and collective life through contemporary museums, cultural spaces, and landscapes that blur the boundaries between…
NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X N1X Brings 1 Petaflop AI to Laptops
NVIDIA’s RTX Spark N1X marks a decisive push to move serious AI compute from the…
Nvidia AI Factories Ship Ready-Made, But Enterprise Buyers Stay Selective
Nvidia partners are racing to package the company’s OpenShell Reference Architecture into ready-made AI factories.Yet…
Apple HomeView Brings Adaptive Interfaces to the Smart Home
“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it…
Tesla Roadster’s Kickflip Stunt Redefines Performance Design
On a clear evening in mid-October at SpaceX’s test site in McGregor, Texas, a Tesla…
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Philippine Pavilion addresses the unsustainable environmental and social circumstances at Venice
Philippine Pavilion features Tripa de Gallina: Guts of Estuary, by The Architecture Collective, co-curated by Architect Choie Funk and Sam…
8 Emerging Technologies Generating Clean Energy from the Built Environment
As cities become crowded and energy demands rise, buildings are transitioning from static shelters to active power-generating systems. Today, footsteps…
The Backyard Frontier: How Deck Builders Are Expanding the Edges of Home
Backyards have become the quiet frontiers of domestic life. They are the places where families gather, where small rituals unfold,…
What is XR?: Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR)
Cluttering terms are now become clean. Learn the difference between Extended Reality, Augmented Reality, Mixed Reality and Virtual Reality.
Design-Tech Talk 13
Topic: Design-Tech Talk 13Date: November 28 - 29, 2026Time: 14:00 – 18:00 GMTFormat: Online on ZoomDuration: 2 Sessions (8 Hours)Registration…
Beyond Render: Architectural Storytelling with AI
Topic: Beyond Render: Architectural Storytelling with AIDate: December 19-20, 2026Time: 14:00 – 18:00 GMTFormat: Online on ZoomDuration: 2 Sessions…
Agentic Architecture 2.0: Astra/Sol – Fable/Opus
Topic: Agentic Architecture 2.0: Astra/Sol – Fable/OpusDate: November 14, 2026Time: 14:00 – 19:00 GMTFormat: Online on ZoomDuration: 1 Session…
Living Geometry: Deployable Systems with Grasshopper
This workshop introduces parametric scissor-based geometry in Grasshopper for designing, modeling, and transforming adaptive, deployable…
Building for Mars: AENARA’s Off-World Habitat Wall Section Explores Robotic Construction
AENARA has placed a slice of a future Mars habitat inside a museum on Earth.…
ADHD ONE: Kevin Noki’s 3D-Printed Brick Phone Fights Distraction
The heaviest phones carried the lightest demands. One job. One voice. No other doors. Cologne-based…
Living Bacteria Create Stunning Sand Structures at ETH Zurich
Bacteria have been binding sand into rock for millions of years. At ETH Zurich, an…
NASA’s Bold Quest Turns Plastic Waste Into 3D-Printed Cookies
Plastic bottles rarely inspire hunger. Most of us see them as litter or recycling bins.…
15 Notable Metabolist Buildings in Japan
Metabolist architects in postwar Japan designed buildings meant to grow and change like living organisms. This article covers 15 of their works, from Kikutake’s Sky House to Kurokawa’s Nakagin Capsule…
Ariel André of GOLEM on Architecture Beyond the Human and Non-Human Design
Architecture has spent centuries refining its relationship with the human body. Proportions, sightlines, circulation, and comfort have all been calibrated to an assumed average user. In a recent guest essay…
The Edge, Amsterdam: A Paradigm of Smart and Sustainable
‘What is the role of architecture when the workplace is permeated by layers of technology that fundamentally alter the way…
Jeddah Tower Case Study: How the World’s Tallest Skyscraper Will Surpass Burj Khalifa
Competing with top class architectural firms like Foster + Partners, Pelli Clarke Pelli, Kohn Pedersen Fox, Pickard Chilton and SOM,…
Things Fall Apart: The Obama Presidential Center and the Architecture of Quiet Power
“Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world…” W.B. Yeats, “The Second Coming” Picture this scene:…

How to Design Bathroom Tile Layouts With Fewer Awkward Cuts
When you see a skinny sliver of tile crawling along a wall, you are looking…
A Closer Look at the Learjet 60 After the Florida Jet Crash
On November 1, 2026, a tragic aviation accident claimed nine lives. A business jet carrying…
Bucharest City Guide: Exploring Romanian Architecture
Bucharest’s buildings record five centuries of Ottoman, French, Neo-Romanian, Modernist, and Socialist influence. This guide…
Designing for Longer Lives: Why Aging Is an Architectural Question, Not Just a Medical One
How can architecture support longer, more independent lives? Explore why age-inclusive housing, adaptable buildings, sensory…
One of Only Two Zaha Hadid Architects Private Houses Comes to Market in Belgravia
In the narrow cobbled lane of Grosvenor Crescent Mews, a building that looks almost modest…
20 Expressionist Buildings That Look Like Sculptures
One of these buildings was designed to test Einstein’s theory, another seated 3,500 people under…
After the Mall: What Happens When Consumer Architecture Loses Its Customers?
As shopping malls lose customers, architecture faces a new challenge: transforming obsolete retail spaces into…
The Balcony Paradox: Private Outdoor Space in an Increasingly Crowded City
As urban density increases, balconies promise private outdoor freedom but often expose the limitations of…