Articles by Architizer Editors

Tiles and blocks can be clicked together in infinite variations, allowing you to create unique build ings and cityscapes with the composition and architectural character of your choosing.

  There is nothing architects or design enthusiasts love more than a beautiful staircase. The popula rity of past features on this key architectural element is testament to this — take our article on curvaceous custom stairs for instance, or our exploration of extraordinary floating staircases. While stunning, the projects showcased in those collections are exceptions…

Brick & Wonder is a curated platform of the highest-quality homes for sale worldwide. Launched b y Lang Architecture in 2016, Brick & Wonder provides access to homes in the marketplace with design integrity that have the capacity to improve how we feel, think, interact and ultimately live our daily lives. This week, Architizer shares an…

These projects inspire a sense of mystery, encouraging us to peak behind the midnight shades and exp erience the concealed spaces within.

From public artwork in Los Angeles to sustainable designs looking to save energy, Cascade Architectu ral has been involved in projects around the world providing solutions to practical concerns while adding a new aesthetic dimension. Fabricoil®, the company’s signature coiled wire fabric, offers designers the opportunity to turn sunshades, space dividers and ceilings into something beautiful.…

Sustainable architecture can pose a lot of challenges, but these architects and builders show how th oughtful project planning ensures quality from start to finish.

As the 21st century unfolds, and a prominent middle class consistently advances, Africa slowly comes to be seen as a region for growth, with plenty of unexplored opportunities. Currently the Middle East and Asia are the outstanding hubs for commerce, but all evidence invariably points to Africa as the next destination for increasing development and…

When specifying decking, consider the following performance and application criteria: placement, tra ffic, location, material and wood species, dimensions, profile and edges, treatment, sustainability and recyclability.

Using a 0.18mm ink pen for outlines and gouache for color and detail, Jenssen meticulously recreates every detail of these iconic locations.