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Architecture
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Viewpoints
Behind the Great Public Architecture Boom of Belgium
Once ridiculed for the mediocrity of its architecture, Flanders is now home to some of the best new public buildings in the world.
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Viewpoints
Design Milk Joins SANDOW DESIGN GROUP
SANDOW DESIGN GROUP welcomes Design Milk to its family of innovative media brands and services dedicated to distributing dynamic design content to the masses.
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Projects
Eric Owen Moss Architects’ (W)rapper Building Rises in Los Angeles
The daringly experimental (W)rapper is Eric Owen Moss Architects’ latest building in the Hayden Tract, an architectural playground on the city's Westside.
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Profiles
Mariam Kamara Could Profoundly Change Design Pedagogy Everywhere
The Niger-based architect Mariam Kamara's rapidly growing practice informs a series of lectures she has delivered recently at MIT, Columbia University GSAPP, the African Futures Institute in Ghana, and Harvard GSD.
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Profiles
Future100 Dongqi Chen’s Architecture Thrives in Context
In dealing with the messiness of the built environment as it currently exists, Chen imagines a practical and optimistic future for architecture.
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Viewpoints
Design That Reshapes Learning
Here's our guide to the projects and designers shaping the future of education.
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Projects
In Three Buildings Around the World, Old Methods Find New Purpose
In France, Sweden, and China, architects are drawing on old techniques like biomaterials and natural airflow to build the next generation of sustainable buildings.
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Projects
Six Architecture Projects that Raised the Bar on Sustainability in 2021
Featured in Metropolis throughout the year, these projects represent our industry’s best efforts at tackling climate change.
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Viewpoints
How We Live Now Highlights a Groundbreaking Group of Feminist Architects
The Barbican Centre exhibition showcases how the Matrix Feminist Design Co-operative questioned the role of architecture in defining social—particularly gendered—norms.
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Viewpoints
Echo’s Chambers Investigates Architecture’s Aural Dimension
A new volume charts the ever-changing relationship between architecture and acoustics from Borromini to Corbusier.
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Projects
La Samaritaine Reinvents the Paris Department Store for the 21st Century
A renovation led by SANAA incorporates futuristic facades, historic restoration, and social housing into the Right-Bank landmark.
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Projects
In Athens, a Former Tobacco Factory Is Revived for a Contemporary Art Show
Launched in celebration of 200 years of Greek independence, the exhibition and the renovation shed light on an uncertain future for architecture in Athens.
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Profiles
PLY+ Takes a Style-Meets-Science Approach to Projects Ranging From Animal Shelters to Art Museums
Three projects by the Ann Arbor, Michigan–based firm, demonstrate their work's local focus and broad resonance.
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Projects
Orange Architects Unveils Stacked and Staggered Private Housing in Rotterdam
The 18 single-family houses and 17 apartments that make up Rietzoom are part of a much-needed plan to create more private housing in the Dutch city.
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Projects
The Pendry Hotel and Residences Seeks to Reactivate the Sunset Strip
EYRC Architects and Martin Brudnizki Design Studio create the Sunset Strip's latest cool kid on the block at the Pendry Hotel and Residences.
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Future100: Students Investigate Sacred Space
In designing places for worship, reflection, and ritual, architecture and interior design students question how design bridges the sacred and profane.
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Projects
In Suburban Chicago, Ardmore House Celebrates Contrasts
For their own home, local architects Alison Von Glinow and Lap Chi Kwong put a twist on the traditional gable-roofed house.
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Projects
Future100: Design Students Rethink the Commons
In the wake of the pressures of the pandemic and a crisis of social cohesion, students draw up concepts for more permeable urban futures.
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Projects
A Striking Winery Takes Shape in the Russian Countryside
Designed by Moscow firm Severin Proekt for new brand Cote Rocheuse, the winery highlights the complex process of winemaking.
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Viewpoints
An Exhibition Celebrates 50 Years of the Japan Society Building and Centuries of Craftsmanship
When Practice Becomes Form: Carpentry Tools from Japan showcases the invisible structures that underlie traditional building.