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“Humanize”: Thomas Heatherwick’s Crusade Against Boring Architecture
The British designer's new book powerfully argues against generic glass and concrete boxes, but does it point the way toward more human cities?
The British designer's new book powerfully argues against generic glass and concrete boxes, but does it point the way toward more human cities?
Ye’s desecration of a Tadao Ando house has been attributed to the disgraced artist’s eccentricity. I t also reveals his creative bankruptcy.
The speculative designs of Étienne-Louis Boullée shed light on the revolutionary imagination of the Jacobins.
Marrowstone Island Residence is not just located in the Pacific Northwest wilderness — it is one wit h it, thanks in large part to custom windows from Marvin.
Modular housing lacks the romantic, bespoke quality many people look for in architecture. Firms like Cutwork are changing these perceptions.
Instagram is the domain of “vicarious experience and faked sensations.” It should have no influence over the practical art of architecture.
Riken Yamamoto is a great architect. But his selection as this year’s Pritzker Laureate does not pus h architecture forward.
'The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari' envisions a world where architecture is as disorderly and mercurial as the human mind.
The urban planning of the 1950s wasn’t perfect. But we need something like it if we are going to sol ve the housing crisis today.