
Historic Fabric, Modern Framework: How 19th Century Architecture Is Shaping Adaptive Reuse Today
While the internet buzzes with Y2K nostalgia, architects are looking further into the past: in adapt ive reuse, the 19th century is all the rage.
While the internet buzzes with Y2K nostalgia, architects are looking further into the past: in adapt ive reuse, the 19th century is all the rage.
As sustainable design heats up, contemporary architects find that new green standards allow them to “design less” and “research more.”
This year may be the year that the world takes note of the distinct new architectural language devel oping across the vast Canadian landscape.
Blending power and design in the heart of cities.
Explore some of this year's best housing projects worldwide.
Architizer is proud to present the sixth edition of the A+List, the definitive directory of high-qua lity architecture and design firms.
Rapid response residences for the victims of a brutal conflict offer a blueprint for circular materi al use while re-establishing a sense of ownership.
Like a haiku poem, these spaces open a world of profound emotion and meaningful imagery in a tightly constrained format.
Playing in this new park space teaches children about water management, conservation and catastrophe .