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San Francisco’s housing story is at a crossroads. The 2024 Housing Inventory Report shows that only a small share of

At Milan Design Week this year, the spotlight shines on vintage revival. Major manufacturers are reviving and reissuing iconic mid-century

This article examines the ongoing restoration of Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic 1930s house perched above a western Pennsylvania waterfall.

This article examines recent California policy moves and major cultural and transportation investments in Los Angeles. These changes have important

Studio Schicketanz’s 1,200-square-foot cottage shows how a small home in a fire-prone California ravine can combine resilience, accessibility, and ecological

This post analyzes Wallmakers’ Petti, a two-storey restaurant in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu. It is crafted from twelve half-cut shipping containers

The article surveys five contemporary consumer products designed to ease household chores. These products mark a shift away from speculative

This article brings together insights from T Magazine’s conversations with architects and critics. It examines buildings that sparked debate for

The article surveys how traditional building materials remain vital to architecture and engineering. These materials link practical performance, cultural memory,

This article profiles Cedar’s Kin, a 5,000-square-foot waterfront residence by Omar Gandhi Architects. The home sits on a forested bluff

Miami is at the threshold of a height-driven reinvention of its skyline, led by a wave of supertall towers that

This article examines how Mexico’s architectural heritage—from ancient pyramids to Spanish Baroque—shaped a bold modernist tradition. Mexico Modern, Tami Christiansen’s

This article examines Danish studio BIG’s bold plan for a new Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) in Nashville. The building

Safety, Security, and Public Health Updates The latest New Canaan briefing highlights a mix of safety incidents, wildlife management, and

ICON and Firmah Architecture have announced Desperado, a 450-acre residential community in Texas built around Waco Surf and its artificial

In the ever-evolving world of architecture, the balance between tradition and innovation is a delicate one. Alessandra Rampazzo and Marcello

In the ever-evolving world of architecture, the focus on sustainability and conscious design has never been more critical. The recent

This post examines BIG’s ambitious plan for a new 307,000-square-foot Tennessee Performing Arts Center on Nashville’s East Bank. The project

This article analyzes a Palmer & Lamdin stone house at 224 Tunbridge Road in Homeland, Maryland. The 2,640-square-foot, four-bedroom, four-bathroom

Texas convention centres are undergoing a transformative upgrade. Nearly $9 billion in design and construction is under way across the

The article reports on the Commission of Fine Arts’ decision to move forward with President Trump’s plan for a 250-foot

The University of Hong Kong’s Building Society postgraduate programme is featured in Dezeen School Shows for its unique blend of

This project spotlights how a 450-square-foot Boerum Hill former tailor’s shop was transformed by Dunham Robinson into a compact, shipshape

In Gig Harbor, a group of local investors through three limited liability companies acquired a 4.5-acre site at 9411 Burnham

Two large dormitories are rising on Syracuse University property along Comstock Avenue. The university has already paid the city more

History Colorado’s Keeping Place: Colorado: Heritage For All is a statewide effort featured in a new exhibit. It highlights an

Turner has successfully secured a significant $123 million contract for the Tennessee College of Applied Technology. This initiative is part

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s David Geffen Galleries, a $724 million project designed by Peter Zumthor, mark a

The Wulingshan Eye Stone Spring, designed by Vector Architects, is a stunning example of modern architectural innovation. It is set

This article examines the SAR Residence in Latvia, a bold adaptive reuse project by OAD Architects. The project transforms four

Board & Vellum, a Seattle-based architecture and design firm, has relocated its headquarters from Capitol Hill to the historic Smith

This article explores how Nate Berkus, working with Nate Berkus Associates for AD PRO Directory, reimagined a mid-19th-century red-brick building

This article profiles A House Born of Four Soils by Ahmedabad-based Hiren Patel Architects + Design. It is a 790-square-metre

Milan Design Week 2026, anchored by Salone del Mobile, unfolds across the city from 20 to 26 April. It showcases

This article examines the Dongjak Art Space, a bold timber pavilion designed by Christ & Gantenbein for Seoul’s Dongjak District.

The article showcases Sofía Vergara’s California patio. It details how the space captures a luxury-resort vibe with a spacious, poolside

The article profiles Japanese microbrand Kiwame Tokyo’s latest release, the MUNE. This watch translates classical Japanese roof architecture into a

This article outlines Caltrans’ phase two plans for Vision I-980 in Oakland. It details the deadline for proposals, the three

The following post delves into the completion of the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center expansion in Los Angeles. It

The article explores a bold, speculative proposal led by Dallas Mavericks CEO Rick Welt to demolish I.M. Pei’s Dallas City

This blog post analyzes the in-principle agreement between the Worcester Redevelopment Authority (WRA) and the Menkiti Group to redevelop the

This article profiles Forest Edge House, a compact 1,500-square-foot, solar-powered residence tucked on a 3-acre forested parcel in the western

The Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG) project to build a new, purpose-built home has encountered a significant setback. Initially announced in

Basecamp in Avalon Beach presents a thoughtful reworking of a modest midcentury house by architect Claire Perini. She transforms it

This blog post analyzes Kengo Kuma and Associates’ unveiling of Qapital, a 32-storey residential skyscraper planned for Quito, Ecuador. Kuma’s