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Architecture
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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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The Brumadinho Memorial Is an Exercise in Memory and Materiality
Designed by Gustavo Penna Arquitetos Associados, the memorial was built to honor the 272 victims of the collapse of Brazil’s Mina Córrego do Feijão tailings dam.
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ZHA Channels Ancient Walls for Future Forms
In Xi’an, the firm sets a luminous stadium against the city’s deep architectural memory, transforming football into a new civic ritual.
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Michael Green Helped Launch the Mass Timber Revolution
In the latest episode of Deep Green, METROPOLIS sits down with the Planet Positive Visionary Award winner to discuss the roots of mass timber.
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Designing an Industrial Workplace for More than Production
What happens after the architects leave? For Davood Boroojeni, the answer became the foundation for an entirely new factory building.
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At Houston Zoo, Lake Flato Makes a Case for Architecture as Habitat
Designed as the latest piece of a decade-long masterplan, the new café uses mass timber, rainwater collection, bird-safe glazing, and passive strategies to align the zoo’s conservation mission.
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The Erdos Cashmere Centre Is a Catalyst for Textile Innovation
UK- and China-based waa未觉建筑 (we architech anonymous) creates a workplace that supports the creative process behind luxury textiles.
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Moving the Center: Nairobi’s Pan-African Moment
The inaugural Pan African Biennale in Nairobi brought together practitioners to question how African architecture is represented.
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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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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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Beyond Symbolism: Farshid Moussavi on the Ismaili Center in Houston
The cultural building and community center reinterprets Islamic design philosophy through geometry, climate-responsive design, and generous civic spaces.
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Art Stages Built Into A Hillside & An Old School
PS21 and The Campus Upstate are reimagining cultural infrastructure from within.
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Inside MAD’s Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
The long-awaited project highlights uncomfortable truths about Los Angeles’s cultural sector and civic health.
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Studio Hu Breathes New Life into a 700-Year-Old Chinese Village
Supported by the Vipshop Charity Foundation, Langtou Village Inn is a rural revitalization project that hopes to bring sustainable, circular tourism to the long-neglected community.
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Atelier Xi Embraces the Void for Great Public Architecture
Inspired by Guizhou’s caves and mountains, the AYDC Public Art Center harnesses travertine, steel, light, and reflection to create a constellation of cultural pavilions.
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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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In Mexico, This Architect Designs for Those Who Stay
Fernanda Canales represents a new generation of Mexican women architects.
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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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Oxbow Architecture Creates a Permanent Structure for Powwows on the Plains
Rooted in Indigenous knowledge, the timber arbour provides a gathering place for the Muscowpetung Saulteaux Nation.
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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