Articles by Hannah Feniak

The real-world value of architectural representation and media is an often overlooked but crucial as pect of architecture.

These architects are thought leaders who exemplify the spirit of what we celebrate: architecture tha t builds a better future.

Julien Lanoo's body of work exemplifies the hallmarks of stellar architectural photography and tells powerful stories about the built environment.

"The reality is this: Architects carry an enormous weight on their shoulders and must be masters of lateral thinking if they want to get anything built."

The son of a master mason and stonecutter, Mies appreciated the power and beauty of materials, as do these A+Awards winning firms.

Drawing on Japanese aesthetic theories, this highly-detailed triptych explores the boundary between designing, modeling and post-production.

Artist and architect Thomas Schaller's atmospheric depiction of a mysterious metropolis was inspired by Italo Calvino’s book Invisible Cities.

At the heart of the urban revival is the innovative adaptive reuse of a former shoe factory that was built in the functionalist style.

The Bilbao Fine Arts Museum prompts discussions about the legacy of Gehry's controversial museum in the Basque city.