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It’s time to submit to the world’s largest architecture awards program: the early entry deadline for the A+Awards is this Friday, October 30th!Click here to enter now. As anyone who has watched the latest teaser for “Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens” will know, the power of a great movie trailer to raise anticipation…
“Transparency” has been a buzzword for some time in architecture and design, now that sustainability is much more mainstream. However, in the last few years, the definition of the word has been expanding to include disclosure of how materials and products can affect health. Announced today, The Quartz Project is a new database aimed at…
Scotland’s architecture carries significant weight. With projects spanning across ten millennia, the country boasts incredible heritage and dramatic landscapes. Known for ancient roundhouses, hidden souterrains, and famous castles, Scotland also possesses many dynamic modern structures. Famous Scottish architects like Charles Mackintosh, William Playfair, and James Stirling all helped to ground new approaches to architecture, proposing…
The fourth annual Architizer A+Awards program is now open for entries! Help us celebrate great archi tecture and get your designs recognized on a global stage: FIND OUT HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR PROJECT HERE. To celebrate the launch of this year’s A+Awards — the world’s largest awards program for architecture and products — we asked the…
Built to accommodate many families for the lowest prices possible, the social housing projects liste d below help countless low-income Parisians and newcomers afford life in the French capital.
It has been a week for reflecting on past predictions of the future, but, in San Francisco this Nove mber, new ones are about to be made. Paola Antonelli — the current Curator of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art in New York — is set to give her thoughts on what’s next…
Chairs are pivotal to the existence of most manmade spaces. Arguably so, architects tend to agree, a s they themselves were the first furniture designers of the early 20th century. The call to duty was out of necessity; the market simply didn’t supply enough decent seating to fill the buildings that architects built. Surely enough, the…
To celebrate the opening of our 4th annual A+Awards, we’re taking a look back at some of our f avorite projects from 2015. Want to get in on the action? Check out the A+Awards page to find out how to enter. 3D-printing technology is revolutionizing the way product designers imagine and realize their ideas. Unlike traditional…
A prize of $10,000 worth of Duravit product was at stake for the company’s third annual Designer Dre am Bath competition, which invites architects and designers to reimagine their own baths outfitted with Duravit’s new products. But, to shake things up a bit, the manufacturer opened the competition to built projects for the first time, so…