The New Villa Order: Why Architectural Restraint Is Making a Comeback
Palladio had porticos. We had infinity pools. What comes next in villa architecture?
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In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
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Challenging the Visual Culture of Architecture: A Photographer’s Quiet Rebellion
By documenting lived experience, Philippe Sarfati's “Territories” reasserts the photographer's creat ive agency in shaping architectural discourse.
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Learning Curves: A Thin Shell Concrete Structure for the Next Generation
With ferrocement, parametric logic and passive systems, this turf-roofed school updates Felix Candel a's legacy for the 21st century.
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Jaegi: The Neighborhood in Seoul That Rebuilt Itself (Literally)
What happens when local landowners skip the megadeveloper, hire a design firm, and reshape their own city block? Something refreshingly human.
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Radburn, New Jersey and the Utopian Origins of the American Suburbs
What can the “Town for the Motor Age” teach us about urban planning in the Digital Age?
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Living Sketches: These Architects Are Bringing Drawings to Life With AI
Call it cinematic concept art or animated intuition — either way, the early design sketch just got i ts groove back, thanks to AI.
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Designing for Difference: How Queer Urbanism Rewrites the Rules of Public Space
Public space isn't neutral; it performs. Queer design embraces complexity and subverts norms to empo wer — not just accommodate — difference.
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No More Divas: Robert Campbell’s Architecture Lessons for Today
Boston’s beloved critic understood cities aren’t meant to be perfect — they’re meant to be alive.
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Scene Change: What Architects Can Learn From Theatrical Set Design
Stage designers’ radical use of space and time offers architects new ways to think beyond function t oward embodied experience.
