Articles by Architizer Editors

To welcome the larger-than-ever attendance at this year's Salone del Mobile, USM devised a new kind of surprise

In much of Pawson’s work, simplicity, space and the use of natural materials reflects a studious adh erence to the principles of Minimalism.

What is “home?” And how has the changing concept of the home influenced architecture over the last 5 0 years?

There is no “one size fits all” when it comes to contracts between owners and architects, which is w hy we have outlined the benefits of standard AIA Documents, like the B101, for architects in the past. That contract allows for addendum lists and references to be customized for covering numerous details of one large project.…

Nearly 25 years ago, Kiku Obata, founder of London- and St. Louis-based Kiku Obata & Company, fi rst came across glass with a color interlayer. “I walked into a room where there were hundreds of little 2-inch-square colored glass samples,” she recalls. “I stopped and said, ‘What is that?’ and was told, ‘Oh, it’s this glass…

For 15 years, Symmons Design Studiohas been producing custom and cutting-edge solutions for designer s wanting elegant bathroom and kitchen fixtures with remarkable performance. The site-specific products produced by Design Studio have already helped a wide range of clients across the U.S., from UCLA student housing to the Algonquin Hotel in New York City — just…

"Corb said something about 'towers in the park'", King exclaimed. "Well, we've got the park, so we j ust need to add the towers, and HEY PRESTO! Utopia."

Many housing developments have taken on cultish status, endlessly referenced, documented and imitate d. They have become architectural rock stars or, in come cases, villains.

How we experience the built environment is increasingly being understood with the scientific rigor t hat brain sciences have to offer.