Playing With (Architectural) Perspective: This Year’s One Photo Winner Dazzles With Disorientation
Jean-Claude Ardila's winning photograph uses an unfamiliar view of a familiar building to meditate o n the way that architecture frames our lives.
In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
Jean-Claude Ardila's winning photograph uses an unfamiliar view of a familiar building to meditate o n the way that architecture frames our lives.
Community art projects do nothing to further the housing crisis, and give little comfort to citizens and the homeless, yet we value it.
Interestingly, the history of formal architecture education in schools — rather than something like an apprenticeship model — is not as long as you might think.
Make sure to drop a coin in the Trevi Fountain because an architectural tour of this country will re quire multiple trips.
To ameliorate prison facilities, we must view inmates as individuals and approach the buildings as p laces for rehabilitation rather than sites of punishment.
After nearly a decade of excavation and construction, Switzerland’s largest cultural development in years was launched in July 2022.
The world does not need more monuments to the power of capital — not even pretty ones like the Burj Khalifa.
Although he hardly practiced outside his continent, the Swiss architect's output is globally renowne d.
Doubling down as leading experts in venues and stadiums worldwide, Populous is a firm rethinking wha t it means to come together.