A Lost Arch Form: 6 Architects Resurrecting the Traditional Building Technology
From incorporating new materials to refurbishing old structures, these projects make the case that a rches should not be relegated to antiquity.
Articles by
Pascal Hogue
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A Temple to Water, a Warehouse for Salt: This Modern Rehabilitation Was 3 Centuries in the Making
After Giancarlo De Carlo's plans to transform this warehouse into a naval museum fell through, this treasure chest of "white gold" languished.
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Made in Mexico: 6 Captivating Contemporary Concrete Constructions
Architects are drawing on local culture and climate, brining Mexico’s rich concrete material heritag e into the present day.
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Solutions in Soil: Here’s Why All Architects Should Reconsider Compressed Earth Blocks
Compressed earth blocks are proving to be a versatile and architecturally exciting solution for sust ainable projects in both rural and urban areas.
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Mundane Metro No More: 6 Sensational Subway Station Ceilings
These dazzling metro station ceiling designs take the torpor out of your daily commuting experience.
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Surreal Sites: 8 Rural Retreats Set in New Zealand’s Cinematic Landscape
New Zealand’s lush and varied rural scenery makes it an ideal location for movies sets and backdrop for architectural experimentation.
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“How Can We Make Cities More Livable? Reclaim Parking Space for People.”
Firms are creatively using parking infrastructure as a jumping-off point for the creation of ecologi cal, recreational spaces for local residents.
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Want to Transform a Cool Office Into a Warm Residence? Just Add Straw.
Straw bales are synonymous with the countryside. Could the agricultural by-product be an urban solut ion for better insulation?
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Could Empty Office Spaces Be the Solution to Housing Shortages?
As cities grapple with an overabundance of office space and housing shortages, architects are consid ering converting offices into apartments.
