Architectural case studies and material exemplars to spark your creativity and inspire your next project.
To set their hospitality projects apart from the rest, designers, architects, consultants and develo pers flock to one of the fastest-growing trade fairs dedicated to great hospitality design: Boutique Design New York (BDNY). The show’s seventh edition took over New York City’s Javits Center last week, where we roamed 100,000 square feet of exhibit space to…
Earlier this month, a popular Washington, D.C.–based architecture commentator took to one hometown n ewspaper to mull local developers’ propensities for all-glass new construction. Was the material’s popularity, combined with limitations like the city’s famous height moratorium, producing look-alike buildings? The thought piece imagined differentiating future projects with traditional materials or higher-flying design. And while these…
New York is a city full of aging buildings, manufactured in brick, terra cotta, cast iron and other materials vulnerable to time, erosion and gravity. Therefore, it represents a significant market for architects working in preserving, restoring and evaluating the resilience of historic architecture. “Because of the density and because of the amount of people…
To celebrate the opening of our 5th Annual A+Awards, we're taking a look back at 80 winning projects from around the world. Want to get in on the action? Check out the A+Awards page to find out how to enter.
A collection of some rich images that architects have shared with us, taking us behind the scenes of the projects.
The 20th century was the era of the automobile; will the 21st century mark the era of the bicycle?
Iñaki Aliste Lizarralde for dozens of viral architectural representations.
In light of strenuous discourse on climate vulnerabilities, strengthening national infrastructure an d the role of architects within urban innovation and sustainability, it is crucial to give attention to and evaluate successful infrastructure that is both conscious of its environment and gives precedence to smart design. Enter NEXT Architects, a Dutch firm founded by Bart Reuser,…
Public repositories tend to work best when rendered abstract, allowing flecks of individual remembra nce to color in their volumetric outlines.