Inspiration

Interior design aesthetics will become bolder, brighter and braver in the coming year.

Traditionally built from wood, architects are reinventing the traditional sauna typology with new ma terials, techniques and forms.

For young entrepreneurial architects, this growing trend brings an added number of questions to the forefront.

Architects are designing safe havens and attractive environments where insects, birds and bats can f lourish.

The emerging field of “future visioning” gives stakeholders earlier insight and voice into the proce sses that shape the future of our cities.

Working almost exclusively in the residential sector, Yong Ter Chang explores the physical and emoti ve potential of biophilic design.

The Global Cement and Concrete Association states that it will be carbon neutral by 2050. Is this fe asible? Its success hinges on carbon capture.

Consider creative new ways that this malleable, rosy-hued metal can be used to cover walls, illumina te nooks and create bold statements.

By adding curved planes, colorful lights and organic seating, architects are evolving the maze typol ogy beyond traditional network of walls.