Architecture Billings Index Hits Lowest Point of 2026 Amidst Economic Headwinds
The American Institute of Architects' key economic indicator reveals a significant downturn in billings for May, reaching its lowest score of the…
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Custom Furniture Enhances Azteca Stadium’s Interior for 2026 World Cup
A collaborative effort by Mexican design studios has introduced bespoke furniture to the revamped interiors of the iconic Azteca Stadium, ahead of…
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OMA and RDLR Architects Transform Historic Folgers Coffee Plant into Houston Charter School
OMA, in collaboration with RDLR Architects, is repurposing the 1930s Folgers Coffee Plant in Houston's East End into the Frank Liu Jr.…
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André Chiang Returns to Singapore with Whimsical, Time-Bending Restaurant ‘1887’
Chef André Chiang reopens in Singapore with a maximalist dining experience at Raffles Singapore, designed by Bill Bensley, that journeys through culinary…
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India’s ‘Anthill’ House Mimics Insect Mounds for Passive Cooling
A new residential project in India draws inspiration from the natural ventilation and thermal regulation of anthills, utilizing brick chambers and cavernous…
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Brownfield Redevelopment: Contaminated Sites Drive Architectural Innovation
Once overlooked, contaminated brownfield sites are becoming prime locations for architectural projects, pushing innovation in design, remediation, and sustainable practices.
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Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino: A Sustainable Luxury Resort Rooted in Greek Tradition
This new luxury resort in Greece's Peloponnese region blends global standards with local vernacular, utilizing earth-sheltered villas and passive design strategies.
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Iittala’s Iconic Aalto Vase Reimagined as a Walk-In Pavilion at 3daysofdesign
A temporary pavilion at Copenhagen's 3daysofdesign festival scaled Alvar Aalto's celebrated 1936 vase into an immersive architectural experience, crafted from low-carbon aluminum.
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SO–IL Unlocks Housing Potential in New York’s Zoning Labyrinth
Brooklyn-based firm Solid Objectives Idenburg Liu (SO–IL) is challenging New York City's restrictive zoning laws, transforming them from constraints into opportunities for…
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RAMSA Completes Sensitive Extension for New York Historical Museum
Robert AM Stern Architects has unveiled its new Tang Wing for American Democracy, an extension to the New York Historical Society that…
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