“How Can We Make Cities More Livable? Reclaim Parking Space for People.”
Firms are creatively using parking infrastructure as a jumping-off point for the creation of ecologi cal, recreational spaces for local residents.
In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
Firms are creatively using parking infrastructure as a jumping-off point for the creation of ecologi cal, recreational spaces for local residents.
Straw bales are synonymous with the countryside. Could the agricultural by-product be an urban solut ion for better insulation?
The Bilbao Fine Arts Museum prompts discussions about the legacy of Gehry's controversial museum in the Basque city.
As cities grapple with an overabundance of office space and housing shortages, architects are consid ering converting offices into apartments.
The following architectural projects demonstrate the brilliance that can be achieved by rethinking t he purpose of unused shipping containers.
Architecture firms are not letting urban constraints deter them from designing solutions that make c ities more walkable.
WZMH Architects' technology could replace portions of damaged Soviet-era apartments without needing to demolish the buildings altogether.
By annually updating the A+Awards categories, Architizer articulates shifts that are reshaping the f uture of architecture.
Led by the industry’s leaders and A+Awards-winning architects, here are five powerful themes that re surfaced across Future Fest speakers' talks.