Bloomberg Businessweek
Counter Movement
"Kitchens designed to celebrate cooking, rather than hide it away, are becoming real estate selling points."
3 min |
February 14, 2022
Global Traveler
Airport Resilience
"London’s airports continue to focus on the future."
2 min |
January/February 2022
True West
Tamer of Raton Pass
“Uncle Dick” Wootton helped build a nation with his Santa Fe Trail
7 min |
February - March 2022
Fast Company
Horizon Lines
How Safdie Architects created a daring new skyscraper that reaches both up—and across—the skyline
2 min |
Winter 2021-2022
Fast Company
Jeanne Gang – Building on the Past
Internationally renowned architect Jeanne Gang is transforming neglected old structures into modern marvels.
2 min |
October 2021
Industry Leaders
Architects Pick Their Favorite Building Material
Henry Ford, the father of assembly-line manufacturing, had a saying: “Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black.”
4 min |
June 2021
New York magazine
In Conversation: FRANK GEHRY
Fully engaged and working nonstop as he turns 91, the most famous architect alive won’t take projects in China or Saudi Arabia (“You don’t get paid”) and is reimagining a big chunk of downtown L.A. Is there a school of Gehry now? “God, no.”
10+ min |
January 20 - February 2, 2020
American Bungalow Magazine
Lose Your Heart
Janis hall loves old houses.
7 min |
Issue 99 Fall 2019
American Bungalow Magazine
Stickley, Harley-Davidson, And The Road Taken
Long-time readers might remember an article about my family’s house in the Adirondacks in American Bungalow No. 58.
3 min |
Issue 99 Fall 2019
Metropolis Magazine
Building for Tomorrow, Today
Radical change in the building industry is desperately needed. And it cannot happen without the building trades.
6 min |
November/December 2019
Metropolis Magazine
Building on Brand
The Bauhaus turned 100 this year, and a crop of museum buildings sprang up for the celebration.
8 min |
November/December 2019
Metropolis Magazine
Interspecies Ethic
In probing the relationship between humans and nature, two major exhibitions question the very foundations of design practice.
6 min |
November/December 2019
Metropolis Magazine
Signs of Life
Designers, curators, and entrepreneurs are scrambling to make sense of motherhood in a culture that’s often hostile to it.
7 min |
November/December 2019
Metropolis Magazine
The Circular Office
Major manufacturers are exploring every avenue to close the loop on workplace furniture.
1 min |
November/December 2019
Metropolis Magazine
No New Buildings
The energy already embodied in the built environment is a precious unnatural resource. It’s time to start treating it like one.
7 min |
November/December 2019
DesignSTL
Built On Memory - A Couple Transforms An Old Pole Barn Into A Place That Celebrates Family And Country
As Adrian and Magdalena Luchini’s life took root in St. Louis—after a few years, it was clear that the couple was here to stay—it was important to Adrian to try to capture the life he had growing up in the Argentinian countryside. And what better place to do that than at Las Tres Marías, the couple’s second home, in Godfrey, Illinois? “I suppose that when I saw that I would never recuperate what I had in my childhood, I became more determined to reconstruct it—to give that kind of exposure to my children,” says Adrian. “To me, that is what a territory is all about, when you go to a place and feel like you’re a part of it.”
2 min |
November/December 2019
Wallpaper
Bloom Service - A flower-shaped brutalist beauty in Geneva gets a refresh
Tucked between the extensive campus of Geneva's University Hospital and a huddle of associated medical institutions, laboratories and surgeries, the Avenue de la Roseraie is trod by few casual visitors to the Swiss city. And yet here - out of sight in a small car park is an extraordinary structure that, situated elsewhere, would surely draw the attention of architectural students like bees to a nectar-rich flower. Horticulturalists, too, perhaps, for whom a building nicknamed La Tulipe might well incite curiosity.
4 min |
October 2024
Wallpaper
Second Nature -A remodelled museum in Lisbon, by Kengo Kuma & Associates, meshes Japanese and Portuguese influences to create a space that sits in harmony with its surroundings
The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's complex in Lisbon has been one of the city's best-loved landmarks since it opened in the 1960s. The foundation aims to improve quality of life through art, charity, science and education, and its Lisbon campus encompasses a main office, library, scientific research centre and contemporary art museum, Centro de Arte Moderna (CAM), which reopens this month following an extensive four-year renovation by Japanese studio Kengo Kuma & Associates. Designed in collaboration with landscape architect Vladimir Djurovic, the update cleverly reconfigures the space and extends the foundation's gardens to craft a more cohesive relationship between the existing structures.
3 min |
October 2024
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Cane and Able- Fusing traditional craftsmanship with contemporary vision, design studio Ibuku demonstrates the versatility of bamboo at a serene Bali villa
Over the last decade, Bali-based studio Ibuku, headed up by designer Elora Hardy, has become a leading expert in bamboo architecture, its output encompassing everything from a traditional Sumbanese house and a yoga and meditation space to playful treehouses and a riverside café at an eco-friendly jungle retreat in Ubud. In 2021, the studio completed The Arc sports hall at the Green School in Bali (founded by Elora's father, designer John Hardy). Made from a series of arches spanning an impressive 19m, it was a pioneering feat of bamboo engineering.
2 min |
October 2024
Wallpaper
Guest Editor Marcio Kogan - Marcio Kogan has been prolific since setting up his namesake studio in São Paulo in 1978 (it was renamed Studio MK27 at the turn of the century).
Marcio Kogan has been prolific since setting up his namesake studio in São Paulo in 1978 (it was renamed Studio MK27 at the turn of the century). The 72-year-old architect has since become synonymous with contemporary Brazilian chic, offering a sumptuous blend of raw, textured materials; clean geometric forms; effortless functionality; vernacular design features; and a deep knowledge and appreciation of the rich, tropical modernist architecture legacy of his home country.
10+ min |
October 2024
Wallpaper
Building Site
Sun Tower, China, by Open Architecture
2 min |
February 2024
Wallpaper
Edge of Heaven
A cantilevered concrete house on the shores of West Vancouver offers a series of threshold moments
3 min |
November 2023
Wallpaper
A temple to luxury
Designed by the late American architect Ed Tuttle, Aman’s Greek outpost is a heavenly hilltop retreat in the Peloponnese
1 min |
June 2023
Wallpaper
Sun Catcher
Studio Weave’s first project in South Korea is a clifftop holiday home perfectly designed to capture a new day dawning over the East Sea
3 min |
June 2023
Wallpaper
Bare Essentials
The pared-back Casa Primitiva fits in perfectly in its semi-rural Spanish context
4 min |
April 2023
Wallpaper
Escape Route
A picturesque Mexican bolthole makes a dreamily idyllic retreat
3 min |
January 2023
Wallpaper
Into the blue
Atelier Bow-Wow's latest collaboration with design-led property developer Oliaros is a free-flowing, art-filled holiday home on the Greek island of Antiparos
3 min |
December 2022
Country Life UK
A fine mess
Former military buildings sold off as the armed forces modernise can be architectural gold dust to discerning developers, finds
4 min |
June 01, 2022
Wallpaper
Treasure Island
The latest addition to Japan’s Benesse Art Site, Tadao Ando’s Valley Gallery is a geometric gem that makes the most of its remote setting
2 min |
May 2022
Wallpaper
Hide & Seek
Open Architecture’s perfectly considered projects either disappear into the landscape or become new landmarks
6 min |