Building Bridges: How Architects Are Ripping Up the Rulebook on Water Treatment Facility Architecture
Today's water facility designs are redefining the "public" aspects of "public infrastructure."
Inspiration
Architectural case studies and material exemplars to spark your creativity and inspire your next project.
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Revitalizing New York City: 7 Remarkable Adaptive Reuse Projects in Brooklyn
Brooklyn's historic structures find new purpose, weaving past into present through adaptive reuse.
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Haiku Architecture: Poetic Simplicity Offers an Emotive Alternative to Minimalist Design
Like a haiku poem, these spaces open a world of profound emotion and meaningful imagery in a tightly constrained format.
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In the Mood for Love: The Architecture of Neo-Romanticism
While Romanticism may have had its glory days back in the 18th century, romance and allure still per vade today’s built environment.
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Why All Architects Should Tackle an Adaptive Reuse Project At Least Once in their Careers
Consider five lessons adaptive reuse can teach architects designing new builds.
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Architectural Drawings: Toronto’s Modern Home Designs in Plan and Section
From the Victorian charm of Cabbagetown to the modern Entertainment District, discover Toronto's res idential architecture.
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“Perfect Days”: A Paean to Tokyo’s Toilets That Casts Japanese Architects in a Leading Role
The architecture of THE TOKYO TOILET is foundational to the meaning behind Wim Wenders' new film, "P erfect Days."
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Rethinking Recess: How Architects Are Playfully Nurturing a Water-Resilient Generation
Playing in this new park space teaches children about water management, conservation and catastrophe .
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Building Boundaries: Counter-Surveillance Architecture in the Era of Smart Cities
The architects of tomorrow are set to tackle the privacy issues of today.
