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Toni L. Griffin Is Reimagining What a Just City Can Be
The architect, urban planner, and 2026 ULI Prize for Visionaries in Urban Development recipient has spent decades developing frameworks for reparative, justice-centered urbanism. Through the Just City Index, her practice
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Products
6 Material Trends Shaping Interior Design
From playful plaids and painterly botanicals to sculptural forms, discover what's next in textiles, surfaces, and acoustic products.
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Viewpoints
Celebrating the Craft of Architecture
METROPOLIS’s July/August 2026 issue, produced in partnership with Architizer, spotlights 25 standout projects and practices from the 2026 A+Awards.
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ZD+A Brings a Modernist Mexico City House in Line with its Context
Architect Yuri Zagoin Alazraki reorganized the speculative house to respond to its site and create unique spaces for contemplation.
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Drawing Collective Housing Back Into a Common Language
Felipe Correa's Collective Living and the Architectural Imaginary, and why this survey of a century of collective housing was built to argue a point, not cover the field.
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How a Hybrid Building Helped an Historic Manhattan Congregation Remain in Place
On Billionaire’s Row, FX Collaborative designed a new home for Calvary Baptist Church combined with an office tower.
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19 Products Specified in A+Awards-Winning Projects
Discover lighting, furniture, fixtures, facades, and materials recommended by the leading architects featured in METROPOLIS’s July/August 2026 issue.
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Profiles
3XN Designs at the Public Edge
From Toronto’s waterfront neighborhoods to Sydney’s iconic harbor, the Danish firm shows how architecture can balance private development, civic access, and environmental stewardship.
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Projects
In Tulum, V Taller Inverts the Symbolism of the Tower of Babel
Mexican architects V Taller reconcile housing for tourists and long-term residents with urban chaos at the edge of the rapidly developing Mayan jungle.
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Snider House Bridges Past and Present
With the addition of an undulating glass facade, the heritage home reflects modern sensibilities while preserving history.
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An Urban Infill by LLDS Is Breaking the Mold in Melbourne
Transforming the Victorian terrace home typology, Northcote House sets the stage for digitally fabricated design.
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The Developer Betting on Better Architecture in Brooklyn
Can good design make New York City development less monotonous? Avdoo thinks so. Its growing roster of collaborators—including Frida Escobedo, Brent Buck, and Morris Adjmi—offer alternative approaches to building in
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Profiles
For Omar Gandhi, the Practice Is the Project
The Canadian architect treats happiness as a serious design objective—and has built a practice across three cities to chase it.
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Projects
Floating Above the Brazilian Forest
Designed for a lush seaside site outside São Paulo, ES House by Jacobsen Arquitetura lifts its living spaces above the forest canopy while minimizing its impact on the ground below.
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Minimalism, Reconsidered in the Iberian Oven
In southern Spain, a Passive House by Messana O’Rorke turns centuries of climate-adaptive architecture into a contemporary lesson in doing more with less.
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Waechter Architecture Builds a House in the Dunes
The single-story, cedar-shingled cabin was designed to be a contextually sensitive refuge along Oregon’s coast.
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Viewpoints
Perkins&Will Develops an Open-Source Framework for Timber Housing
The Modular Timber Housing prototype is a flexible and accessible design framework to drive economic development on Canada’s West Coast.
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Projects
A Concrete Cocoon for the Australian Landscape
Leeton Pointon Architects create a multigenerational retreat on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula that balances sculptural form with climate-responsive design.
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Is Structural Stone the Key to Decarbonizing the Built Environment?
Architects in the UK, France, and India are reevaluating stone’s potential as a strong, fireproof, and low-carbon building material.
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Building New York’s First Passive House Community
The Catskill Project is a 90-acre community of carbon neutral homes designed with residents’ health and wellbeing in mind.