New York’s Archtober Festival: A Celebration of Architecture and Design
New York City’s month-long celebration of architecture and design returns this year as a hybrid virt ual and in-person festival.
Architectural case studies and material exemplars to spark your creativity and inspire your next project.
New York City’s month-long celebration of architecture and design returns this year as a hybrid virt ual and in-person festival.
Sited within tight urban contexts, this collection consists of 7 compact cafe and restaurant designs — all under 1, 000 square feet (93 square meters).
Every year millions of birds die colliding with the glass surfaces of buildings. A new spate of laws are being passed to mandate bird-friendly design.
This marriage of classical and modern aesthetics requires deeper engagement with the distinct histor ies of the building and glass as a material.
These projects fit into a smaller category of architecture that embraces the nature of its setting a nd seamlessly blends with the landscape.
Vertical Courtyard House revolves around a space that forms the heart of family living — a warm, wel coming kitchen.
Bamboo's pliability lends itself to weaving warp and weft — a rich texture that sets these structure s apart from those made of other materials.
Though many minimalist havens are blown up on the big screen, many historical landmarks are saved fr om the fiery fates of their modern counterparts.
Behold the best building products, materials, lighting and furniture of the year — as chosen by our extraordinary jury of architects!