Articles by Hannah Feniak

Since 9/11, innovations in skyscraper design abound, but precedents set by Yamasaki in the 1960s pav ed the way for New York's skyline today.  

Like a surfer whose bodymust synchronize with the ocean's waves, beachside buildings should be attun ed to the rhythms of the natural world.

The studio's success at the 2021 A+Awards demonstrates that revisiting the built past can lead to bo ld, innovative design.

Rather than viewing the ruin as a constraint, Will Gamble Architects embraced the crumbling factory walls as unique design attributes.

This innovative adaptive reuse project will nurture the next generation, who face an unprecedentedly daunting and uncertain environmental future. 

From 3D printed furniture to kinetic-screened façades, these 2021 A+Award-winning offices are cuttin g-edge in both plan and implementation.

From statement ceilings and pavement patterns to folding façades and origami towers, these projects indicate that triangles are back in a big way.

With their mesmerizing cluster of SuperAdobe domes, ZAV Architects forges a new relationship between architects, industry and community.

At the The Rajkumari Ratnavati Girl's School, Diana Kellogg draws on tradition to construct cutting- edge architecture for a changing world.