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Art
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Viewpoints
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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Art Stages Built Into A Hillside & An Old School
PS21 and The Campus Upstate are reimagining cultural infrastructure from within.
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Products
8 Collections Translating Culture into Design
From rugs to wall panels, reverence for craft and culture elevates standout products—both expressive and restrained—as they enrich interiors with new stories to tell.
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Projects
Safdie Architects Expands the Crystal Bridges Museum Into a Cultural Village
The 114,000-square-foot addition to the Bentonville, Arkansas, institution deepens its connection to nature, community, and wellness.
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Dyani White Hawk Weaves Lakota Symbolism into Monumental Mosaics
The Minneapolis-based artist’s work can be seen in collections across the country, including large-scale installations at Portland International Airport and JFK Terminal 6.
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Viewpoints
How The Craft of Kawai Kanjirō Teaches Us to Find Beauty in the Unknown
On the 100th anniversary of the Japanese mingei movement, New York’s Japan Society puts on the first U.S. retrospective of the folk potter and Living National Treasure.
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The Shakers: Culture, Craft, Community, and Care
Behind the separatist Christian sect that believed that every tool, object, and design choice should serve a purpose.
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The New New Museum: A Pair, Not an Addition
Designed by OMA, the new addition in New York's Bowery brings openness, transparency and infrastructural ambition—but also unresolved questions about material, performance, and user experience
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Inox, Light, and Fight
At Laguna during Mexico City Art Week, fifteen architecture practices confront scarcity head-on, framing reduction, reuse, and resistance not as aesthetics, but as the operative conditions of contemporary practice.
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The New Portland Art Museum’s Rothko Pavilion Favors Connection
The glass-ensconced expansion acts as a transparent crossroads between the museum’s two historic buildings while preserving a pedestrian pathway.
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Products
Lighting That Lets Shape Shine
From sculptural forms to fixtures inspired by nature—these three lighting trends reimagine how we shape space, mood, and meaning with light.
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Projects
The Intuit Atlanta Office Pulses with the City’s Energy
Studio O+A, TVS, & Intuit collaborate to create an inspiring, community-driven atmosphere with a network of “neighborhoods”.
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Profiles
Asif Khan’s Architecture as Art Practice
The London-based architect believes that architectural expression has the power to transform cultural perspectives.
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How Architectural Sculpture in the U.S. Reimagines Public Space
From a mirrored canopy in Georgia to a 3D-printed adobe pavilion in the desert, these projects fuse design, engineering, and narrative.
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Profiles
Alexandra Croft’s Seapunk Design Rethinks Waste and Water
Blurring the lines between land and sea, the RISD student explores waste systems through a sensorial, nonlinear, & ecologically attuned design practice.
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Behind the Curtain: Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s Radical Reimagining of the Museum Archive
At the V&A’s new Storehouse, architecture meets radical transparency. Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, this converted Olympic warehouse reveals the hidden life of museum collections. Visitors explore storage as sp
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Products
Four Creatives Harnessing the Energy of the Sun
Designers Shani Nahum, Pauline van Dongen, Yvonne Mak, and Mireille Steinhage are imagining a future where solar textiles are the norm.
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Profiles
Studio ThusThat Gives Industrial By-products a Second Life
The Amsterdam-based designers create furniture and objects that explore industrial production and waste narratives.
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Programs
Architecture’s Now, Near & Next: The World Around Summit 2025 at MoMA
The World Around Summit 2025 convenes a global gathering to reimagine sustainability, culture, and equity in the built environment.
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Products
B Corp Brands Are Creating Design for a Fairer World
The third-party designation is transforming design by putting people on par with profit.