Reading Rooms: 10 Spectacular Libraries and Bookstores From Across the World
From modern landmarks to heritage restorations, urban to rural, the world's best literary hubs are a bibliophile's paradise.
Articles by
Martin Guttridge-Hewitt
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Access to Nature Is a Human Right — and It Should Be an Architectural Priority
Small-scale nature interventions show what's possible, but the abandoned plots they occupy are totem s of historic negligence.
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The Future of Architecture: Lessons from 7 Architizer A+Awards Sustainability Winners
Award-winning sustainable design should be the blueprint for future buildings.
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Nature Calls: This Beach Bathroom Renovation Embraces an Organic Approach To Function
Contender for the world's best public toilet, a renovated beachside facility asks users to reconside r their relationship with nature.
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From Displacement to Dignity: Rethinking the Architecture of Shelter as Essential Homes
With many people living in refugee camps for years or decades, better homes are needed. A new protot ype promises answers.
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Sustainable Practice: The Chengdu Panda Pavilions and the Architecture of Immersive Conservation
A unique program and ingenuous design immerses visitors to Chengdu's Panda Pavilions in human-led st udies and bears' daily lives.
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Building on the Edge: Can Antarctic Architecture Guide Global Sustainable Design?
How do you build in the world's coldest and harshest environment?
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Timber Tech: MGA’s Google HQ Offers a Total Vision for New Green Architecture
MGA’s blueprint reflects a major corporation taking responsibility for the footprint of its estate a s well as the mental and physical health of staff.
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The Cultural Currency Urban Redevelopment: Lessons From Finland’s Oldest City
New music halls, groundbreaking museums, and inclusive public realms offer a case study in rethinkin g cities as sites of community interaction.
