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Residential
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Projects
Spiegel Aihara Workshop Makes a Sharp Turn in a San Francisco
The San Francisco-based firm transforms a 1931 Spanish Revival building into a contemporary family-friendly home.
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Viewpoints
At MoMA, an Exhibition Highlights Chinese Architecture far from Megaprojects
Reuse, Renew, Recycle: Recent Architecture from China hints at a new style of Chinese architecture that is grounded in materiality, sustainability, and history.
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Projects
In Canada, a Cabin Disappears into the Landscape
In the belief that humans are a part of nature, not distinct from it, Canadian architect Michael Leckie designs architecture that restores us to the wilderness and the wilderness to us.
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Products
28 Products We Love at NeoCon
This year’s winners of the MetropolisLikes NeoCon awards reflect the trends reshaping contract interiors after a challenging year.
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Programs
Announcing the Winners of the Planet Positive Awards
The Metropolis Planet Positive Awards recognize projects and products that make a positive impact on people and planet. The 2021 winners include 44 top picks across regions, project types, and product categories.
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Products
11 New Product Launches for Work-Life Balance
Through modular, flexible design, these product launches suit today’s changing work conditions.
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Projects
Finegold Alexander Breathes New Life into Former Churches
The Boston-based architecture firm’s portfolio features multiple church conversions into luxury residences.
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Projects
In Amsterdam, a Socially Conscious Housing Development Takes Formal Inspiration from the Past
Marcel Lok and Korth Tielens Architects designed an 80-unit residential structure in the style of the Amsterdamse School with the hope of creating a new heart for an old neighborhood.
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Projects
In Palo Alto, a House for Deaf Clients Provides Clarity
Terry and Terry architecture put DeafSpace concepts into practice with plenty of space, even lighting, and clever visual cues.
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Projects
A Residential Development by Henley Halebrown Makes the Case for Outdoor Corridors
Open air circulation and eye-catching brickwork set Frampton Park Estate in North London apart from typical mixed income housing.
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Projects
After Years of Renovation, One Prospect Park West is Set to Open its Doors
The conversion of One Prospect Park West into residential apartments entailed a comprehensive facade restoration and gut renovation.
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Viewpoints
Five Projects Illustrate a Wood Building Renaissance in Berlin
In and around the German capital, timber-based projects are supplanting traditional concrete and stone construction as architects and their clients strive for cheaper, more sustainable buildings.
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Profiles
For Asheville, North Carolina–based Samsel Architects, Sustainability Is an Ongoing Process
From downtown adaptive reuse projects to ultra-green mountain homes, the 35-year-old firm prioritizes stewardship and civic responsibility as guiding values.
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Projects
Detroit’s Caterpillar Residence Marries Landscape and Steel
Located in Motor City’s quiet Core City district, the stretched Quonset hut building is the newest addition from local developer Prince Concepts.
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Projects
Path Architecture Builds a Modern, Mass Timber Answer to Assisted Living
A 70-unit apartment complex in Portland combines barrier-free design, eco-friendly construction, and a focus on human connections for active seniors.
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Projects
Vladimir Radutny Makes His Mark on Chicago—One Mies Apartment at a Time
With Miesian precision, the architect has renovated a number of apartments in the iconic Lake Shore Drive buildings, prioritizing openness and natural light.
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Profiles
Curioso’s Residential and Hospitality Projects Take Root in Their Place
From Lake Michigan to the Yucatán, the Chicago interior design firm is reshaping the hospitality landscape with an emphasis on local character.
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Projects
ODA’s Newest Project Maximizes Residents’ Views of a Baseball Stadium
Overlooking Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., West Half makes the most of a constrained site with balconies, cantilevers, and outdoor amenities.
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Profiles
New Talent: Common Works Builds a Fresh Legacy in Oklahoma
Founded on simplicity and practicality, a home-grown firm is helping define Oklahoma City’s creative identity.
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Projects
In Belgium’s Vast Suburbia, a House Avoids the Generic
Local studio BLAF Architecten designed an adaptable, materially eclectic layout for the fmM house, which it calls “a theater for current and future uses.”