Articles by Jennifer Geleff

Fascinating in their applications, tiled roofs and façades provide a unique option for creating dari ng building skins that may even appear to organically live and breathe.

It is no secret that stainless steel is everywhere. But why, you may ask? Luckily for the lustrous a lloy, the material hones a unique advantage against some of its other metal competitors.

What if all along, architects should have been focusing on taking more investigative cues from the n atural functions within their own bodies?

While dichroic glass is visually mesmerizing and undeniably enigmatic, its deeply methodical origins are equally fascinating.

These projects form an indispensable catalog for inspiring any stunning metal façade design.

The plastic underdog, originally used as a coating in the aerospace industry, has undergone a recent explosion in its architectural applications.

Interpretations of the diagrid are infinite. In this collection alone, we look at those employed as structural supports, sculptural elements and dramatic shading screens.

Adaptive reuse takes obsolete, abandoned and underutilized buildings, and yields new forms that expa nd beyond the purview of their initial usage.

Architects have reimagined and converted many of these homes from dysfunctional mazes to residential edens.