Articles by Serra Utkum Ikiz

In Spain's most storied wine region, this radical reimagining of the modern winery layers tradition, tectonics and passive systems.

From Mexico to Munich, this new wave of sports architecture challenges conventional typologies, prov ing that play can shape the urban future.

From archives to amphitheaters, these designs reflect the expanding programmatic scope of contempora ry cultural institutions.

Using adaptive form, restrained materiality, passive strategies and light-touch foundations, these h omes merge with their surroundings.

Here's how architects are leveraging student residences to explore scalable ideas in areas such as w ellness, density, adaptability and more.

Whether swirling, stitched or spiraling, these bridges turn infrastructure into immersive public art .

Public space isn't neutral; it performs. Queer design embraces complexity and subverts norms to empo wer — not just accommodate — difference.

Public green space is evolving from passive amenity to active civic system.

Brutalism is one of those architectural styles that people either really love or completely can’t st and, and of course, love to discuss.