A modern home in Puerto Escondido, Mexico is designed to respect its seismic location and natural surroundings.
MoMA's Reconstructions: Architecture and Blackness in America examines the intersections of architecture, Blackness + anti-Black racism.
Adaeze Cadet has risen to the top of her field, and won’t stop until she’s cleared the path for other Black women to join her.
David Shove-Brown, partner of //3877, is the perfect person to ask how the hospitality field will evolve, post-pandemic.
The Happier Camper Traveler is a lightweight, fully-equipped trailer with all the modern comforts of home.
Artist Alex Proba brings her signature aesthetic of vibrant colors and abstract patterns to a trio of dynamic swimming pools.
Designer and Professor Felecia Davis talks about textile design, technology and her work with the Black Reconstruction Collective.
A weekend escape in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, featuring gabled roofs and stone walls while surrounded by greenery.
Amy Devers talks to designer Michael Ford, founder of a youth camp that brings together Hip Hop, architecture + design.
The Pine Valley Residence was designed in 1958 and recently renovated by STITCH Design Shop who preserved its original design.
FADD Studio designed the Azalea House in Bangalore for clients who longed for a unique design that bordered on avant-garde.
Designed as a rental home that can cater to many tastes, Casa Patropi blends into its surroundings despite its contemporary volume.
The Boerum Hill Loft in a former paper factory in Brooklyn, New York, is renovated after not being touched since the 1980s.
For Women's History Month, we're celebrating 5 inspiring and forward-thinking females who revolutionized the architectural field forever.
Gregory Orekhov's outdoor installation uses scale and a highly polished steel surface to reflect the landscape into infinity.
