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More and more, designers are using computer-aided drawing to tell stories of people and places.

Combining architecture and ecosystems, these extraordinary A+Award-winning projects are setting out a new blueprint for biophilic design.

Born in the democratic workshops of 1960s Scandinavian software design, participatory design was pop ularized by Italian architect Giancarlo De Carlo.

Future Retro design demonstrates that “timeless charm’ can still exist in a predominately trend-driv en present.

Experience the magic of color in urban landscapes in exciting designs that turn ordinary public spac es into temptingly tinted topographies.

In the face of mass production, architects are resurrecting the essence of local identity embedded i n decommissioned kiln buildings.

Adaptive reuse and innovative renovation have become golden standards in architecture; Italy's alber ghi diffusi model has never been more relevant.

Is your coffee table a showcase of your interests and erudition? Are the books on it a source of you r inspiration?

Design districts are vibrant enclaves that have been synonymous with progressive cities worldwide fo r even longer than you might guess.