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Gregor Sailer’s Photographs Explore Architecture’s Political, Military, and Economic Implications
In a new show at Kunst Haus Wien in Vienna, the Austrian artist continues his investigation of architecture where few civilians tread.
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Maison & Objet Celebrates Independent Talent Navigating the New “Meta-Sensitive” World
For its second 2022 showing, the major Parisian trade show was awash in bold colors, playful patterns, and seamless digital integration.
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A Dramatic Sports Complex Takes Form in France
Espace Mayenne’s curvilinear geometry belies a sports and arts venue that shapeshifts to fill a new community’s needs.
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Paris Design Week Put Purpose-Driven Newcomers Front and Center
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At One Small Design Firm, Sharing is the Best Business Tool
The design studio Grain leverages its involvement …
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Hacker Architects Brings a Brutalist Public Library into the 21st Century
In Salem, Oregon, designers and residents came tog…
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Remixing Work and Home: How to Think About Hybridity
In the second part of “Work from Home Changes Bo…
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Leers Weinzapfel Associates Renovates a Space Age Library in Boston
Built in 1961, the Roslindale branch of the Boston…
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The Pandemic’s Work-from-home Lessons
In the third and final part of “Work from Home Changes Both,” designer and educator Scott Klinker unpacks how the pandemic has changed where we work and the tools we use.
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Remixing Work and Home: How to Think About Hybridity
In the second part of “Work from Home Changes Both,” designer and educator Scott Klinker explores conceptual tools for remixing spatial ideas.
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Paris Design Week Put Purpose-Driven Newcomers Front and Center
From established brands and galleries to emerging talents, the city-wide event brought together French and international exhibitors with new perspectives on…
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Ton Venhoeven Believes Architecture Must Support Non-Human Life
The Dutch architect and former national infrastructure advisor, aims to raise quality of life by taking nature-inclusive design to the next…
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Dining in a Garden 56 Stories Above Mexico City
Sordo Madaleno’s design for the restaurant Ling Ling combines traditional Mexican architecture with rich biophilic…
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Dutch Designer Marjan van Aubel’s Solar Revolution
Through a new biennale, an encyclopedic book, and a traveling public installation she aims to reveal the full potential of solar…
Profiles
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At One Small Design Firm, Sharing is the Best Business Tool
The design studio Grain leverages its involvement in collectives to share resources and help it succeed as an ethical, sustainable company.
Profiles
Ton Venhoeven Believes Architecture Must Support Non-Human Life
The Dutch architect and former national infrastructure advisor, aims to raise quality of life by taking nature-inclusive design to the next level.
Profiles
Who Was Günther Domenig, the Unknown Deconstructivist?
Domenig was one of Austria’s most radical architects and a major influence on many of architecture’s leading lights but remains widely unknown. A new exhibition aims to change that.
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Mya Adds Housing and a Sense of Place to Salt Lake City
The live-work-play building with an iconic flamingo graphic was designed by Eskew Dumez Ripple for Salt Lake City’s burgeoning creative class.
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Dining in a Garden 56 Stories Above Mexico City
Sordo Madaleno’s design for the restaurant Ling Ling combines traditional Mexican architecture with rich biophilic touches.
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Studio 804 Teaches Architecture Students How to Learn Through Building
A capstone course at the University of Kansas produces a new building every year by focusing on meaningful exploration, innovative use of sustainable materials, and executable solutions.
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In Brooklyn’s Tallest Office Tower One Floor Offers a New Way to Work
The designers of One Willoughby Square aim to attract tenants that have embraced hybrid work with a hospitality space that’s accessible to the whole building.
