Inspiration

With such resiliency, modern and contemporary additions to red brick buildings represent an interest ing and alluring incongruity.

Now is the time to enter the 5th Annual A+Awards — the world’s largest awards program for arch itecture and products. The final entry deadline is Friday, January 27! Architects appreciate the importance of embracing all things innovative, from emerging technologies like 3D printing and virtual reality to cutting-edge building products that help provide better-quality housing…

It’s no secret that Scandinavia aims to take the lead in sustainable design. After all, if green bui ldings can be successfully constructed in their extreme climates, then these strategies can surely be applied anywhere. Norway — a global front-runner in oil production and hydroelectric energy — is on its way to setting a precedent for…

KBIS wasn’t the only show in town in Orlando two weeks ago, as the NAHB once again co-located its an nual International Builders Show within the same halls of the Orange County Convention Center. It was at IBS where Architizer encountered the latest as well as upcoming building products geared toward the residential and multi-unit housing…

“Building Images,” the fourth annual exhibition of the world’s finest architectural photography, ope ns on Feb. 9 at the Sto Werkstatt Museum in Clerkenwell, London.

While clearing, tackling and transforming an attic may be a daunting task, the following projects ex hibit no residue of such difficulty.

Perhaps these snapshots of Mexico City’s reality can help us, in cities all over the world, acknowle dge, address and break down the walls that divide us.

The new Kalø Tower in Rønde, Denmark, gives visitors an unexpectedly intricate spatial experience in side a 700-year-old medieval ruin previously inaccessible to the public.

Award-winning San Antonio–based firm Overland Partners made an impact in their home state when two o f Texas’ largest and most historic institutions of higher education turned to them for solutions. Specifically, Baylor and the University of Texas at Austin needed new buildings for rapid growth that could merge innovation with tradition and keep costs as…