“Drawings are Architecture’s Ultimate Storytellers”: Bob Borson on the Art of Sketching
Architect and One Drawing Challenge juror Bob Borson talks us through best practices and bad habits when it comes to architectural sketching.
Inspiration: Stories
In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
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The Defectors: 3 Ambitious Architects Who Used Their Talents on Product Design
Many architects have turned their hands to the practice of product design, and have created some of the most iconic furniture pieces in the world.
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Starr Whitehouse’s State Park Transformation Makes the Case for Community-Led Design
Starr Whitehouse's success at Marsha P. Johnson State Park demonstrates the merits of public engagem ent processes leading architectural design.
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Architecture Career Guide: An Insider Perspective on Specializations in Interior Design
Interior design is not a monolithic career choice — it varies significantly by specialization.
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Building Icons: OMA Rethinks the Department Store Typology in Their South Korean Galleria
Can designing new experiences challenge the predictability of shopping to create new possibilities f or public life?
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“Dependence on the Computer Kills Creativity”: James Wines Makes the Argument for Hand Drawing
New One Drawing Challenge juror James Wines reflects on the art of architecture and the benefits of "mind-to-hand" drawing.
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A Model System: Considering Chicago’s Multimodal Transit Nodes
As America reinvests in infrastructure, it’s critical that public transit services interconnect, bui lding on each other’s strengths.
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Why the Process of Interior Design Should Start With Sketches
When it comes to exploring a concept and communicating ideas, pen and paper remain invaluable tools for creating new concepts.
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Architectural Details: Henning Larsen’s Landscape Bridge in the Faroe Islands
This landscape bridge is a town hall that straddles the river, a feat of architecture that celebrate s traditional building methods and place.
