The Green Flags of the Architecture Profession
What do firms and, more broadly, the architectural profession need to do in order to create a place where architects grow instead of grind?
In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
What do firms and, more broadly, the architectural profession need to do in order to create a place where architects grow instead of grind?
Cyclopean masonry and a Trombe roof system demonstrate a locally driven path toward genuinely afford able, low-energy housing.
Architects keep prototyping the future, but can we debug the world with design alone?
A+Awards juror Khushnu Panthaki Hoof helped realize Doshi’s final project, guiding its evolution fro m dreamlike sketch to carved, light-filled chamber.
The Zaha Hadid Foundation and Serpentine has created a programme to commemorate the commission’s 25t h anniversary.
Built within a former metal factory, the self-designed studio doubles as a venue for Portland’s crea tive community to come together.
The East Wing may not have been the oldest or most well-known section of the White House, but it was an integral part of “the people’s house.”
Balancing deep local roots with a global outlook, this island-born Greek practice exemplifies what i t means to design from — and for — place.
A decade after debuting as the NFL’s smartest venue, Levi’s Stadium upgrades its technology and desi gn to stay ahead of the global game.