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Lesley Lokko. (Photo: Murdo Macleod. Courtesy the African Futures Institute)

Lesley Lokko Positions Africa as a Laboratory for Harnessing the Vast Possibilities of the Future

Skyscraper Page website

For a Website Tracking the Tallest Buildings in the World, Size Matters

Wolfhouse tarot cards

A Philip Johnson House, Transformed Into a Community Hub for the Future

Black and white photo of Snøhetta co-founder Craig Dykers

How Snøhetta Translated the Ethos of Bronx-Based Chef Collective Ghetto Gastro Into an Experimental Kitchen

Michael Pinsky's Pollution Pod domes, with people inside and out.

Artist Michael Pinsky’s Climate-Action Plan: “Pollution Pods”

Pedro Gadanho. (Courtesy Actar Publishers)

Pedro Gadanho on How Architecture Must Adapt to Our Ecological Emergency

A map of the world with red dots and forms drawn over it.

Rem Koolhaas Brings the Country to the City With a Guggenheim Show

J. Pierpont Morgan’s Library, viewed from 36th Street. (Photo: Brett Beyer. Courtesy the Morgan Library & Museum, New York)

At the Morgan Library, a Long-Overlooked Garden Gets a New Life

Catherine and John Pawson standing and siting at a table in front of a white wall.

What Catherine and John Pawson Cook at Home in the English Countryside

Courtesy OMA

For a Tiffany & Co. Pop-Up in Paris, OMA Designs a Literal Jewelry Box

The interior of Google's first retail store.

Google’s First Retail Space Is Simultaneously Tranquil and Teched-Out

The Sculpture Gallery at The Glass House. (Photo: Michael Biondo)

Robert Stadler Has a “Playdate” With Philip Johnson at His Glass House

A man wearing glasses and a striped shirt

How Dr. Michael Bull Helps Businesses Combat Objectionable Odors

The Amant Foundation in Brooklyn.

In Brooklyn, a Creative Campus Designed to Slow Artists and Visitors Down

A view into an empty concrete interior with a revolving door at its center

How Tom van Puyvelde Transformed a Berlin Bathhouse Into an Office Rooted in History and Place

Black and white abstract photo of twin towers by Simon Chaput

Simon Chaput’s Striking Photos of the Twin Towers Are a Love Letter to New York

A concrete home with a large window flanked by two trees

A New Book Surveys 11 Transcendent, Light-Filled Homes Designed by Tadao Ando

An astronaut on the moon, with a dome reflected in their visor.

Fish Scales and Lunar Dust May Hold the Key to Building on the Moon

The front and back cover of Spencer Bailey's book, “In Memory Of: Designing Contemporary Memorials”

Spencer Bailey on Memorials, Abstraction, and the Act of Unforgetting

The “Kwaeε” timber pavilion by Adjaye Associates. (Photo: Michelle Äärlaht. Courtesy Adjaye Associates)

An Intellectual African Revolution Comes to the Venice Architecture Biennale

Lina Ghotmeh. (Photo: Harry Richards. Courtesy Serpentine Galleries)

The Poetic, Humanistic Architecture of Lina Ghotmeh

A skate park designed by Saario in Columbus, Indiana. (Photo: Hadley Fruits. Courtesy Janne Saario)

Janne Saario Subtly Integrates Skate Parks Into Landscapes and Cities

A bedroom at the Eliot Noyes House, with a large blue painting, multicolored bedspread, and brass sculpture near a large glass window.

The Colorful History of the Eliot Noyes House, Explained by Abby Bangser

David Adjaye (Photo: Anoush Abrar. Courtesy Adjaye Associates)

The Alchemy of David Adjaye’s Architecture

Manitoga house designed by Russel Wright

An Exhibition Posits How Design Can Be a Steward of Nature and the Future

Cover of “Rocky Mountain Modern” by John Gendall

A New Book Traces the Evolution of Modernism in the Rocky Mountains

A wide-blade rip saw.

The Tools and Techniques That Built Japan

A building designed by MASS Design Group.

MASS Design Group’s Model for Building a More Just Society Through Architecture

“Block Party,” an installation in Bell Park by Studio Barnes, in collaboration with University of Colorado Boulder architecture and urban design professor Shawhin Roudbari and the Chicago nonprofit MAS Context. (Photo: Nathan Keay)

What to See at the 2021 Chicago Architecture Biennial

A bedroom with cork and brick walls

How This Antwerp Designer Uses Cork to Create Meditative Spaces of Silence

A page excerpt of the book.

This New Book Highlights Spaces Made to Engage the Senses

The entrance to the Bauhaus Museum Dessau.

A New Bauhaus Museum Worthy of Its Lineage

Daniel Libeskind in a black suit in front of a red wall, sitting on a geometric seat.

Daniel Libeskind’s “Classical Studies” Playlist

A large, open synagogue interior with a stained glass triangular chandelier.

Song and Art at a Synagogue Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

Installation view of the Herzog & de Meuron exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, London (14 July – 15 October 2023). Photo © Royal Academy of Arts, London / David Parry. © Herzog & de Meuron

A Herzog & de Meuron Exhibition Emphasizes Architecture as Collective, Not Egocentric

Beatrice Galilee writing in a notebook with her laptop before her.

Beatrice Galilee’s New Architecture Conference Takes a Whole-Earth Perspective

Cartier's Milan flagship store

In Milan, a New Cartier Flagship Celebrates the City’s Opera

A hinoki bathtub in a concrete room with a small tree.

Hinoki Is the World’s Absolutely Best-Smelling Wood

Perfumer Mackenzie Reilly

Up-and-Coming Perfumer Mackenzie Reilly on the Architecture of Fragrance

Francis Kéré’s “Yesterday’s Tomorrow” installation at the 23rd International Exhibition at La Triennale di Milano. (Courtesy La Triennale di Milano)

In Milan, This Year’s Pritzker Prize Winner Takes a Victory Lap

Interior of an art installation with walls covered in rainbow-colored words and phrases

New York Inmates and the Ladd Brothers Want You to Think About Prison

The Kistefos Museum in Jevnaker, Norway

Bjarke Ingels on Creating Extraordinary Environments for Today and Tomorrow

Washington Square Park in New York City’s Greenwich Village. (Photo: Spencer Bailey)

A Walking Tour of Greenwich Village With Architecture Critic Michael Kimmelman

Interior of an industrial space with yellow scaffolding

This Soundscape Brings an Age-Old Model of Communal Living to Life

Michel Rojkind smiling and facing to the left, with a blurry background of the New York City skyline.

Michel Rojkind on Rhythm, Drumming, and How Music Influences His Design Practice

A woman and a man smelling bottles of fragrances.

This Olfactory Design Studio in Berlin Makes Scents That Stimulate the Soul

John Pawson. (Photo: Gilbert McCarragher. Courtesy Phaidon)

John Pawson’s Approach to Making Life Simpler

The Wind and Water Bar mid-construction. (Photo: Phan Quang. Courtesy Thames & Hudson.)

In Vietnam, Võ Trọng Nghĩa Merges Nature and Architecture

A wooden panda.

Bjarke Ingels’s Miniature Wooden Panda for Architectmade

Elyn Zimmerman's 1993 World Trade Center bombing memorial

Elyn Zimmerman Created a Memorial to the 1993 World Trade Center Bombing—Then It Was Destroyed on 9/11

Pete Simoneaux's "Pineapple Pilot for Spaceship Earth" recipe, with an illustration of a pineapple in black and white.

Architecture-Themed Recipes to Cook, from Buckminster Fuller and his Friends

Four images arranged in a grid depicting a man in a suit, the words "Less than Zero" in red on a black background, an address, and a picture of an outdoor courtyard

Benjamin Critton on Modernist Homes in Popular Films

The Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin

David Chipperfield Sets a New Stage for Mies van der Rohe’s Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin

Artist and designer Omer Arbel

How Serendipity Helps Omer Arbel Materialize the Unseen

Jonah Takagi. (Photo: Erik Benjamins. Courtesy Marta)

Jonah Takagi on Media as the Place Where the Practical Meets the Personal

Two copies of Offscreen magazine featuring a woman with black glasses on the front cover.

Editor and Publisher Kai Brach’s Inspiringly Minimalist Media Intake