Fast Furniture and Micro-Trends: How Consumer Culture Is Destroying Good Design
Furniture should be an investment that lasts, not a trend to toss with the next aesthetic wave. Yet, today this is rarely the case.
Articles by
Kalina Prelikj
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By Arch Giants for Tech Giants: Inside 7 Groundbreaking Big Tech Office Spaces
From Amazon to Apple to TikTok, explore how tech giants push the boundaries of workplace design with flair and ambition.
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Playing With Mass: 9 Projects That Speak Volumes About Contemporary Iranian Architecture
From striking silhouettes to daring structures, Iranian architects are pushing the boundaries of for m through bold experimentation.
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Is Social Housing Designed to Fail? (And How We Can Make It Work)
Social housing’s unfortunate past may cast a shadow on its connotations in the present, but its futu re could be brighter than expected.
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Glass Acts: 7 Global Projects Transmitting New Possibilities for Glass Blocks and Panels
From tea ceremonies to tropical homes, these glassy innovations are crystal clear winners.
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No Time to Die: How a Market Hall Became a Model for Architecture That Adapts
Meet Hall. Östermalm Hall. A building designed to move, adapt and transform — proving that even temp orary architecture has a license to thrive.
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La Crème de la Classe: 8 French Higher Education Institutions That Lead by Design
In France, couture isn’t limited to fashion, and academic prestige isn’t confined to the syllabus.
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15 Years of NYC’s High Line: A Closer Look at Its Impact on Urban Design
Two decades in the making and 15 years after its debut, let's trace the High Line’s transformation a nd its impact on urban design.
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Beyond Landmarks: What Makes Architecture Truly Meaningful?
Well-behaved buildings seldom make history. But perhaps they should.
