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The Future of Architecture: How Universal Design Can Drive Inclusivity
While we have come a long way in our understanding of accessible architecture, designers remain limi ted by narrow definitions of disability.
Reports on the latest and greatest from the architecture and building-product industries.
While we have come a long way in our understanding of accessible architecture, designers remain limi ted by narrow definitions of disability.
They design. And they do so much more.
A fledgling architectural movement is using plants as building materials and designing structures th at grow.
In this new online exhibition, digital visitors can zoom in on the investigative process behind ZHA' s dynamic, fluid and seemingly boundless designs.
Architectural visualization has radically evolved. These teams are rethinking the power of the image and what it means for architecture today.
As we wait for Theaster Gates' built structure to be unveiled, we're casting our eyes to the past an d assessing his predecessor's pavilions.
The newly renovated space provides a glimpse into how the technological innovations of today might s hape the buildings of tomorrow.
From established award-winners to up-and-coming talents, these architects are both innovative design ers and powerful advocates for a more equitable AEC industry.
Architects do not control the political and economic variables that impact access to housing, but ar chitectural voices are vital instigators of change.