Inspiration

In Rwanda, hand-laid volcanic stone, passive design and public transparency shape a new, poetic appr oach to small-scale industrial architecture.

Why are we architects still using software from the last century?

In Pakistan, a pixelated oasis challenges our assumptions about scale, sustainability, and the fate of autonomous architecture.

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

The algorithm has done what the International Style once attempted.

In the face of adversity, cities like Kyiv, Lviv, and Kharkiv are home to firms that redefine what i t means to build in times of uncertainty.

Multipurpose design meets monumental clarity in masterful examples of how architectural identity can unify divergent uses.

Curated by an all-star cast, "Inequalities" examines what design can tell us about social and econom ic inequality in the 21st century.

Whether analog or digital, motion-based design strategies are reshaping the spatial and material pos sibilities of built form.