Articles by Eirini Makarouni

Hydraulic legs, ski-mounted modules and elevated frames respond to snow accumulation and glacial fra cture.

Architecture is getting heavier again. Is permanence reasserting itself against an era obsessed with adaptability?

Dissect the qualities that elevate a conceptual model from a visual representation into an object ar chitects can argue with.

Furniture designers are gradually integrating “social scripts” into their products, covertly structu ring human behavior within a space.

While the architectural community is fixed on AI being a threat to creativity, the real revolution m ay lie elsewhere entirely: bureaucracy.

The architectural default should ask how we can work with what already exists. Products, in turn, sh ould embrace this logic of adaptation.

These projects prove that the axonometric drawing is far more than a representational convention.

A quiet rebellion amongst designers is elevating the humble wall into an inhabited architectural ele ment rather than a cosmetic one.

When done right, sketching is the most agile form of architectural drawing — one that convincingly n arrates an architect’s thoughts as they unfold.