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A New Book Illustrates the Past Half-Century’s Various “Offices of the Future”
The Office of Good Intentions. Human(s) Work explores how design and technology have transformed how and where we work through a wide and diverse collection of groundbreaking offices.
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In Atlanta, “The City in a Forest,” a New Forest Emerges with Murmuration
Murmuration, a SO-IL-designed installation at the High, draws attention to how development in the city might become more porous.
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Profiles
The Refreshingly Simple and Deceptively Complex Architecture of SO-IL
SO-IL’s buildings skew modern and clean-lined, but they revel in playful material conceits that leave no two projects looking quite of a type.
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Projects
Take a Sneak Peek at SO–IL’s New Hong Kong Museum
The CTF Museum, slated to open in mid-2019, is enveloped in hundreds of almost-30-foot-tall glass cylinders.
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This Architect-Designed Furniture Is More Conceptual Than Conventional
A pair of exhibitions at Manhattan gallery Friedman Benda show what happens when architects give furniture design a whirl.
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Top 10 Things to Do and See at the Chicago Architecture Biennial
The biennial officially opens to the public on September 16 and runs through January 7, 2018. Here's your guide to this year's big event.
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Viewpoints
What Will Offices Look Like in the “Post-Work” Environment?
What will the workplace be once automation takes over? SO-IL principal Florian Idenburg, who has just co-created a Future Work series for Knoll, speculates.
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Post-Recession, A Generation of Architects (Finally) Gets Its Chance
After a period of concepts and temporary installations, a rising generation of practitioners tackles spaces for art and culture.
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Projects
Q&A: Florian Idenburg on This Summer’s Pole Dance in Queens
Last month, the Queens contemporary-art mecca P.S.1 announced the winner of its annual Young Architects Program, which chooses an emerging firm to remake the museum’s courtyard through a temporary installation-cum-part