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Architecture
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3 AI Architecture Tools Rethinking Workflows
From consolidating AI models to rethinking BIM and automating drawing-to-model conversion, tools like xFigura, Motif, and QikBIM target different points in architecture’s increasingly fragmented digital workflow. The g
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What Do Architects Need to Know About Data Centers?
With AI reshaping the scale, technology, and energy demands of data centers, Neil Sheehan of Woolpert discusses what architects need to understand about the design of the infrastructure behind the cloud.
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6 Material Trends Shaping Interior Design
From playful plaids and painterly botanicals to sculptural forms, discover what's next in textiles, surfaces, and acoustic products.
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Young Projects Designs for the Unknown
The Brooklyn studio experiments with materials, fabrication, and form to create architecture that puts discovery at the forefront.
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Projects
Inside PCA-STREAM’s Unconventional Concert Hall
At La Source Vive, a challenging oval geometry becomes the foundation for an intimate performance space where architecture and acoustics work in concert.
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How Are Architects and Designers Navigating AI?
Leading practitioners discuss how AI is changing their practices—and evolving the future of the industry.
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In Jodhpur, Studio Lotus Builds a Modular Future for Stone
Visitor Center at Mehrangarh Fort, sandstone-and-steel pavilions streamline visitor circulation, preserve rocky desert terrain, and give regional stone working traditions new applications.
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Celebrating the Craft of Architecture
METROPOLIS’s July/August 2026 issue, produced in partnership with Architizer, spotlights 25 standout projects and practices from the 2026 A+Awards.
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The Ellis-Beauregard Foundation Campus is a Model in Place-Driven Design
Baird architects designed the foundation’s permanent home for an artist residency program on Maine’s Midcoast.
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UC Berkeley’s Newest Building Is All About Human Interactions
The Barbara and Gerson Bakar Gateway—home to the university’s College of Computing, Data Science, and Society—gently reminds data scientists and AI researchers of what’s really important.
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METROPOLIS Celebrates the Arch30 Los Angeles Cohort
Los Angeles’s next generation of architects, affiliated with leading firms, convened for METROPOLIS’s Arch30 event, celebrating innovation, collaboration, and professional growth.
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In India, Prestige University Offers Lessons in Climate Craft
The IGBC Platinum–rated education project is part of Sanjay Puri Architects’ quest for creative—and delightful—responses to a warming planet.
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The Architect Designing Sacred Spaces for the Every Day
RIBA Gold Medal winner Níall McLaughlin strives to design not just buildings but the rituals that unfold within them.
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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.