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  • Two people sit and talk at an outdoor table in a courtyard, with trees, shrubs, and a brick building in the background.

    Products

    16 New Releases Doing More by Design

    New collections suggest a recalibration of how materials and furnishings define space. From tactile surfaces to reworked natural references and systems that extend indoors and out, these products foreground durability, f…

  • A large waterfront power plant with three tall chimneys and a rectangular base stands against the cityscape and hills under a cloudy sky, setting an industrial scene reminiscent of installations showcased at 3daysofdesign.

    Viewpoints

    UIA 2026: No Easy Answers in Barcelona

    Rather than offering a unified vision for architecture’s future, the 2026 UIA World Congress embraced contradiction, bringing together diverse voices to debate ecology, technology, craft, and the social role of design.

  • Wood museum building by Leers Weinzapfel Associates in snowy landscape with timber beams and angular roof.

    Projects

    In Missoula, a Museum Grows from Timber and Memory

    Designed by Leers Weinzapfel Associates, the National Museum of Forest Service History’s new hub transforms donated materials and expressive timber forms into a learning environment.