Articles by Paul Keskeys

The prospect of flying cars should have architects and urban planners rethinking about how cities ma y evolve in the coming decades.

We explore the unorthodox layouts of architects that broke the mold by going full circle.

The emoticon reliefs could be viewed as a cheeky, contemporary homage to the gargoyles and grotesque s of Gothic churches.

There are a dozens of SketchUp extensions out there that facilitate amazingly complex forms and inge nious time-saving processes.

The votes are in for the fifth annual A+Awards and the winners can finally be revealed!

Examining truly terrible design can teach us why creating great architecture is so important.

A series of low-pitch roofs and overhanging eaves possesses hints of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Despite how it often feels, architecture is not a “life and death” occupation; no project is worth s acrificing one’s health for.

What does it mean to be a woman architect, businessperson and innovator in the 21st century?