About Metropolis
Metropolis has its finger on the pulse of what’s next in architecture and interior design. Every day, we feature projects, publish insights, create resources, and organize events to keep you connected to the future of design.
For more than four decades, we have been committed to a sustainable, just, and nurturing built environment. We dedicated an issue to sustainability in September 1996, were the first to report the connection between architecture and climate change in October 2003, and addressed interior design’s carbon emissions in our November/December 2020 issue.
In 2021, Metropolis was instrumental in launching the Interior Design Pledge for Positive Impact, and spearheaded the creation of the Climate Toolkit for Interior Design.
We never lose sight of the biggest goals for architecture and design: Making people’s lives better and safeguarding life on this planet.
Archive
40 Years of Looking Forward
For Metropolis’s anniversary, we dug up some articles from its archive that are still fresh today.
Sustainability
Exploring a Greener Tomorrow
Discover the projects, products, people, and initiatives that promote design for a better future.
DESIGNTV
Metropolis Presents Natural Habitat
This engaging sustainable homes video series debuts with a tour of a tranquil upstate New York retreat designed with Passive House principles.
Awards
Meet the 2023 Metropolis Future100
See the top 100 North American architecture and design graduates of the class of 2023.
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Latest
Projects
Baltimore Reclaims the Public Pool
CannonDesign’s modular pool strategy is delivering affordable and flexible aquatic centers to neighborhoods long excluded from public infrastructure.
Projects
A New York City Home Transforms into a Two-Part Sanctuary
With a light touch and a tight budget, Leong Leong drew from what was already there—materials, layout, and memory—to shape a quietly expressive residence.
Viewpoints
The Stories Moving Our Industry Forward
In the latest episode of Play with Matches, METROPOLIS Editor-in-Chief Avinash Rajagopal and UpSpring CEO Tiffany Rafii discuss the media’s role in elevating sustainability, equity, and innovation.