Articles by Architizer Editors

Decide for yourself which are sky-high follies — and which would have made for towering triumphs …

“My descent into architecture was really about putting all the pieces together.”

Quebecois architects Saucier + Perrotte have made a stunning contribution to their home city with th e Stade de Soccer de Montréal. Cementing Montreal’s place as a forward-thinking design destination, while also anchoring a massive redevelopment for the city’s urban landscape, the Stade has become much more than a simple soccer arena. To complete this ambitious…

"We almost immediately started dreaming and combining our ideas.”

For more than 75 years, Symmons Industries has offered architects, designers and property owners bea utifully designed plumbing products for commercial and residential applications. Today, the brand still rolls out products that are built to last, designed to stand out and backed by a customer-first culture, while going a step further with the Symmons Design Studio™,…

It is no exaggeration to say that 2016 has been a year unlike any other in recent memory. Characteri zed by tension, tenacity and occasional tragedy, the past 12 months have been predictable only in their unpredictability — and those constant twists and turns extended to the architectural profession, with moments of inspiration intertwined with controversy…

The cantilevered desert home made waves back in 2006 when it was first built by the Phoenix-based pr actice.

“We don’t have any conventional projects,” says Ryan King of FOAM.

Released on September 14, 2016, the latest edition of Vectorworks design and BIM software offers mor e than 100 updates and plenty of new tools to make designing, collaborating and sharing ideas with clients easier than ever. According to Dr. Biplab Sarkar, who was recently named the company’s CEO, 70 percent of these additions were actually…