Inspiration

Vivos offers renovation services for those who want to make their Brutalist hobbit hole just a bit m ore cozy.

It’s the season for holiday cards and e-cards, and Francesca Perani Enterprise — an Italian creative studio with a hand in interior architecture, branding and interactive graphic design — may have won the prize for the most original idea. The firm celebrated 2017 by launching its most recent visual project, the Cutoutmix calendar. The downloadable…

Recycling old buildings offers architects opportunities to reanimate unique spaces, engage with arch itectural traditions, and build off the legacies of established sites.

The relationship of the Sensual City Studio to Jacques Ferrier Architecture is based on the premise that the architecture firm exists to realize the futuristic visions of the lab's projects.

With a downtown storefront office space that often hosts panel discussions and gallery openings, Sea ttle’s b9 Architects frequently focuses on community. Owner Bradley Khouri, AIA says that for their wide range of projects, including yoga studios, homes and mixed-use developments, fostering communal experiences onsite and creating dialogue with the greater Seattle area is paramount to…

The emergence of New York–based practice Only If wasn’t so much a matter of “if” as “when.”

Amongst the bustle and chaos familiar to every jet setter, these seven special spaces within interna tional airports offer reprieve from the stress of traveling, suited to the different ways in which travelers relax.

One burgeoning trend in upscale multifamily residential architecture today is the growing demand for more — and better quality — storage space. At the same time, demand for smaller living spaces is high – there’s less upkeep, lower energy costs, and typically less stress overall. To address both of these demands in small, amenity-filled spaces,…

This feature has been created in collaboration with urbanNext, a multi-platform aimed at developing, disseminating and distributing content centered on architecture through a focus on the contemporary human milieu and its challenges. Architizer features a weekly discussion from urbanNext’s journals to support its investigation of urban conditions and innovations facing the architectural profession today. “In…