Inspiration

Progress usually doesn’t mean erasure. More often, it involves listening and designing with the echo es of what came before.

What if we viewed every drawing or model as an act of research, instead of a mere representation of the final "product"?

Some walls are simply better when they look like they’ve lived a little.

Responding to the vastly changing urban and natural landscapes, Iranian architects are pioneering lo cal solutions to global challenges.

Concrete, steel, wood and glass still anchor contemporary design, now evolving toward lighter, smart er and more sustainable forms.

In this year’s Vision Awards, projects have demonstrated that rootedness is ultimately a design atti tude and not a technological limitation.

It turns out that architects never really grow out of their Lego-phase experiments.

Policronica’s solar-drying method transforms a flammable invasive species, sparking new directions f or sustainable design.

In the age of automation, this year's A+Awards poses a vital question: What does care look like in b uilt form?