Home Alone: Exploring the Architecture of Solo Living
Living alone is on the rise, and this new social reality is transforming how homes are designed arou nd the world.
Inspiration: Stories
In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
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Crowdsourced Design: Building Communities Through Participation and Collaboration
Participatory design is not new; however, in recent years, the tools and scale have shifted dramatic ally.
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How a Diverse Portfolio of Architectural Projects Unlocks the Wisdom of Travel
Designing in new places can be as transformative as travel.
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Beyond Architectural Mood Boards: Theorizing Spaces that Adapt to Human Emotion
Could the concept of "mood systems" hold the key to creating environments that are as fluid and unpr edictable as the lives they aim to support?
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Architecture 101: What is Brutalist Architecture?
Evoking a sense of strength and permanence in a time of societal rebuilding and modernization.
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Architect’s Guide: Home Design Trends in 2025
Copper is out, and silver is in, while minimalism metamorphoses from sterile to warm. Discover the f ull design forecast for 2025.
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Between Isolation and Innovation: Navigating Brexit’s Impact on the UK’s Design Industry
For architects and designers in the UK, Brexit has fundamentally changed the rules of the creative g ame, and so far, not for the better.
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No Time to Die: How a Market Hall Became a Model for Architecture That Adapts
Meet Hall. Östermalm Hall. A building designed to move, adapt and transform — proving that even temp orary architecture has a license to thrive.
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A Brief Architectural History of the Domination of the Circle in “Ideal” Urban Plans
The power of the circle in urban planning lies not in its rigid geometry, but rather in its ability to unite rather than divide.
