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Architecture
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Programs
Designing Empathy in Health Care Spaces
A Think Tank panel proposes that when it comes to designing for health care, healing begins with listening.
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Projects
Three New and Refreshed Museums Mark Valencia’s Status as World Design Capital
While the city's design scene enjoys its moment in the sun, the Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporánea, Bombas Gens, and CaixaForum aim to cement Valencia as a cultural destination.
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At Milka Boutique Hotel and Restaurant, Nature Won’t Be Ignored
Near Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, a new lakefront hotel uses traditional materials and design techniques that help guests refocus on the region’s natural beauty.
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The El Salitre Center was Built by and for the Community
Designed by Omar Vergara Taller and located in Zapotlanejo, Mexico, the modest yet beautiful community center was built using local materials and labor.
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Hickok Cole Brings Mass Timber to the Capital
The Washington D.C.-based firm has designed a multistory mass timber addition to the Navy Yard’s 80 M Street.
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Cultivating “A Certain Warmth” Inside 550 Madison, One of Manhattan’s Quirkiest Towers
Snøhetta’s garden completes a softening and repositioning of Philip Johnson’s 550 Madison, formerly the AT&T Building.
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In Southern Germany, A Small Brewery Proves Less Is More
With a restrained material palette and industrial inspiration, mehr* Architekten craft a local icon in Kirchheim unter Teck, near Stuttgart.
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Viewpoints
In Praise of Caves Celebrates the Legends of Mexican Organic Architecture
On view at the Noguchi Museum through February 2023, the exhibition showcases visionary works by four artist-architects from Mexico.
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Viewpoints
A New Book Explores the Architecture of Alfred Hitchcock
From Psycho and Vertigo to Rear Window and North by Northwest, author Christine Madrid French looks to the master of suspense for lessons about design.
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Teddy Cruz and Fonna Forman’s Spatializing Justice Reinterprets Architecture as a Social Medium
In their latest book, Estudio Teddy Cruz + Fonna Forman propose a new kind of architecture that confronts social and economic inequality and uneven urban growth.
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How Midsize Cities Are Driving America’s Urban Transformation
Explore how American cities with populations under 1 million are reimagining themselves with bold projects and policies, and driving urban transformation and innovation.
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Casa TO is an Avant-Garde, Environmentally Conscious Beach Escape
A new boutique hotel in Mexico’s surf capital La Punta Zicatela offers guests serene minimalism, bold architecture, and zero plastics.
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Future100: Be Recognized As One Of Today’s Top A&D Graduates
Celebrating tomorrow’s leaders by connecting new grads with leading firms. Submissions close November 17.
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Viewpoints
The Dark Side of Rick Caruso’s Fantasy Worlds
The developer, now a candidate for mayor of Los Angeles, has created beloved developments that often substitute for missing public spaces. But at heart they are anything but civic.
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Viewpoints
Examining the Intersection of Health and Design
The September/October issue of Metropolis takes a global look at how the work of architects and designers is impacting people’s health and well-being.
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Projects
The Broken Dreams of L.A.’s Grand Avenue
Frank Gehry’s decades-in-the-making tower complex in the center of Downtown Los Angeles fails to live up to its signature.
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Profiles
The Book That Helped Shape Angie Brooks’ View on Architecture
The co-principal of Brooks+Scarpa reflects on the biography that influences her practice to this day.
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Profiles
6 Young Architecture Firms Challenging the Status Quo
The winners of AIANY's New Practices New York competition capture the breadth of the city's vibrant architectural community.
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Projects
A Tech Giant’s Headquarters Is the Site of Environmental and Social Innovation
CallisonRTKL's design for computer-maker Lenovo's new campus in Beijing activates public space while earning both LEED Gold and the China GBL 3-Star rating.
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The First Americans Museum Nods to Resilience and Culture Through Design
Behind the 25-year journey of the largest single-building tribal cultural center in the country—and its mission to tell the authentic story of its Indigenous people.