Inspiration

By using local materials or adopting traditional spatial strategies, these contemporary residences s ustain the timeless air of their bucolic landscapes.

Faced with a scarcity of open space in urban centers, architects are finding creative ways to carve verdant new areas into the concrete jungle.

Koichi Takada will take to the #ArchitizerFutureFest stage this September to ask “What Should Future Architecture Be Made Of?”

With no physical constraints, there is an argument to be made that architecture in the Metaverse is not architecture at all.

Everybody in architecture seems to be talking about mass timber, but there's another structural wood trend that is falling under the radar.

Small and nondescript rooms are great for exploring new textures, colors and materials, making powde r rooms ideal for visual experimentation.

Coastal cities will irrevocably change in the coming years, and designers are working with policymak ers to build resilience into the urban future.

Showrooms now are experimenting with colors, materials and perspectives to create better brand recog nition and retention.

To ameliorate prison facilities, we must view inmates as individuals and approach the buildings as p laces for rehabilitation rather than sites of punishment.