News November 22, 2019

Red Dot celebrates achievements of the year’s top design teams

212 concepts were awarded the Red Dot Award this year in Singapore

Projects November 22, 2019

Enuse, Shenzhen by Chris Shao Studio

As you enter Ensue, guests are immediately introduced to the natural landscape of Napa, along with Cantonese influences that honor the heritage of Shenzhen

News November 22, 2019

Foster + Partners publishes Portfolio – a complete record of the practice’s work

Foster + Partners announced the publication of Portfolio – a complete account of the first fifty years of the practice

Projects November 22, 2019

Sciences Complex at the MIL Campus of the Université de Montréal, a transformative social project

Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux | Lemay | NFOE Architects deliver the new Sciences Complex at the MIL Campus of the Université de Montréal

Projects November 24, 2019

The House of Three Trees by JK-AR

The House of 3 Trees is the realization of an architectural fantasy; the fantasy explores an alternate reality in which several historical events of the past century have not occurred

Projects November 24, 2019

Tauras Hall Proposal by Orange Architects

For the National Concert Hall competition in Lithuania, Orange Architects, in collaboration with ABT and Felixx, proposed a building that embraces the spirit of Tauras Hill

News November 24, 2019

Grand Opening of Siza Pavilion for CAMERICH at CIFF Shanghai

China's top furniture brand CAMERICH invited world-renowned architect Alvaro Siza to create the Siza Pavilion for CAMERICH

Projects November 24, 2019

NT House by Atelier Van Wengerden

This project for a private client was carried out in Broek in Waterland, a rural village north of Amsterdam.

Videos February 21, 2020

7 Artists on the Life and Work of Marsden Hartley

The painters talk about their initial fascination with Hartley, his personality, his contemporary times, his landscapes, male attraction, style and legacy.

Articles November 24, 2019

Opinion: Is Instagram Ruining Architecture?

NYTimes' Alexandra Lange wonders if the app can help expand our love of the designed world and incite our curiosity or it can turn us into sheep