Articles by Hannah Feniak

From heavy barrel vaults to thin paraboloids, architects around the world continue to explore the po tential of brick and tile vaulting.

A group of national pavilions collectively deliver an independent online program for all wishing to experience architecture's big event from home. 

From providing necessary cooling areas on hot days to adding visual intrigue to empty outdoor spaces , these architecturally shaded areas are enlivening public space.

Explore the emerging tendency to draw on natural forms in literal ways, resulting in sculptural buil dings that evoke clouds, flowers, trees and water.

In Munich, WERK12 leaves residents and the broader public alike in "AAHHH."  

Patrick MacLeamy spent 50 years at HOK, where he rose from Junior Designer to CEO. Today, he is a pu blished author, Chairman of a worldwide industry body and, now, a podcast host.

These mesmerizing visualizations of the Anthropocene era illustrate humans' devastating impact and t he inimitable beauty of the natural world.

Explore how three students from the Universidad de Buenos Aires nabbed the Grand Prize in Architizer ’s 2nd Annual One Rendering Challenge.

When casting water as the protagonist, architecture must play a supporting role. More and more archi tects are taking the plunge.