Articles by Martin Guttridge-Hewitt

Recycled timber is impressively sustainable, but expense, access and aesthetics remain barriers to w idespread use. Change is needed.

Home to some of the most advanced flood defenses on the planet, the Dutch metropolis is once again r ethinking its relationship with water.

Affordable housing, adaptive and resilient architecture, Kunlé Adeyemi's evolving blueprint for buil ding design continues making waves.

In Mumbai, the area beneath a major flyover and a busy street has been transformed into high-quality open space.

These adaptive designs are envisioning new ways to withstand the catastrophically changing climate b y working with the natural world.

A striking, if understated, approach to experimental venue design, this traveling theater is hand-bu ilt from recycled and reused materials.

From small schools to vast Central American lakes, these projects show architecture truly has the po tential to improve the world.

With children missing months of education, are 3D-printed schools in Ukraine a model for infrastruct ure that can be rapidly deployed in crises?

Some of the best concert spaces break down barriers by forsaking walls, bringing artists and audienc es closer together.