Articles by Michael Piderit

These cooperative European design practices systematically salvage materials from existing architect ural projects before they are demolished.

After nearly a decade of excavation and construction, Switzerland’s largest cultural development in years was launched in July 2022.

The family has been a constant fixture on our screens for years, providing carefully curated glimpse s into their increasingly extravagant homes.

20th-century architecture developed alongside modern concerns about hygiene. How has design's fight against disease evolved in the present?

From ancient Persia to Gaudí's Park Güell to Niemeyer’s Brasília, what can we learn from historic ar chitects who designed for birds?

The Cathedral of Justo Gallego is a vision that straddles the line between a medieval ruin, salvage yard and architectural masterpiece.

The opening of Louis Vuitton's Flagship Ginza Store signals a desire for material innovation on par with the clothing for sale within.

nARCHITECTS' pioneering net zero facility visualizes how energy consumption shapes both architectura l form and the natural environment.

Once we move past its aesthetic resolution and entertainment value, architecture designed for the Me taverse could mutually benefit both the physical and the digital worlds.