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bench and plants

On Now in Norway

Oslo Architecture Triennale hopes to clarify processes of placemaking through exhibitions, talks, and workshops

September 21, 2022 • Architecture, International, News, Urbanism

a pathway leading through trees to a concrete pavilion

Cylinder Meets Square

In a new pavilion for Glenstone Museum, Thomas Phifer and Partners shelters an artwork by Richard Serra

August 10, 2022 • Architecture, Art, Crit, East

a reception desk at uber headquarters

Turning Inward

Uber focuses on employee needs in new San Francisco headquarters

June 21, 2022 • Case Study, Interiors, West

Get Onto My Cloud

Casper’s dreamy New York headquarters is a soft oasis of calm and focus

June 13, 2022 • AN Interior

Down to Earth

Inspired by ancient architectural principles, Thomas Phifer and Partners burrowed this upstate home into a hillside

June 9, 2022 • AN Interior

street view of an angular medical building

Through the Looking Lab

A neuroscience and psychiatric hub at UCSF allows researchers to interface with each other—and the public outside

April 7, 2022 • Architecture, Case Study, Product, West

The Kitchens at Reynolds, two blocky red volumes with cantilevering glass

Lift Off

The Kitchens at Reynolds brings ambitious, multipurpose architecture to an underserved Richmond community

March 30, 2022 • Architecture, Crit, Featured, Southeast

an undulating quilt hanging from the ceiling designed by felicia davis

Emerging Voices And Technology

Felecia Davis Studio balances traditional materials with new technologies

March 16, 2022 • Architecture, Awards, East, Emerging Voices

inside the textured concrete walls of the amant foundation with a serene garden

Cocoon Time

The Amant Foundation runs out the clock

January 13, 2022 • Architecture, Crit, East, Featured

A big pile of tires on display for waste age

Greetings From The Waste Age

Enthralling scenes of our Waste Age await visitors to the Design Museum London

November 1, 2021 • Art, International, Pictorial, Sustainability

A photo of a long walkway and floor coverings at the Canadian Centre for Architecture

Magic Carpet

A new exhibition at the Canadian Centre for Architecture reveals what floor coverings can tell us about late capitalism

October 29, 2021 • Interiors, International

Inside the Swiss Consulate, green marble and paint is used

Extended Family

The Chicago offices of the Swiss Consulate pull disparate influences into a cohesive, congenial whole

October 22, 2021 • Interiors, Midwest

a Worrell Yeung preserved beach house with multistory atrium

Beach Find

Worrell Yeung brings an obscure Charles Gwathmey house into the present

October 13, 2021 • East, Interiors

interior photograph of a museum gallery with a bright light sculpture at its center and framed by thin scrim curtains at the mandala lab

All The Feels

Emotions run high at the PRO–designed Mandala Lab

October 6, 2021 • Architecture, East, Editor's Picks, Interiors, Open

A long white school building designed by MOS

The Straight and Narrow?

The New York–based MOS coaxes the unexpected out of the everyday

September 15, 2021 • Architecture, East, Editor's Picks, Professional Practice, Studio Visit

Looking out at a tub and the manhattan skyline

View From The Top

Andi Schmied infiltrated New York’s billionaire havens for her latest book

August 23, 2021 • Architecture, East, Interiors, Pictorial

Inside of a chicago condo with built in arched display cases designed by new office

Passion Project

Small interventions in this Chicago condo punch above their weight

July 15, 2021 • Interiors, Midwest

Inside of a home renovated by Office of Things

Little Touches

A smart Queens remodel from Office of Things revels in the mundane

July 7, 2021 • Architecture, East, Interiors, Unveiled

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