Sophie Aliece Hollis, Author at The Architect’s Newspaper

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Goes to Show

For the heads of New York’s newest design showrooms, city life has returned—for good

May 5, 2022 • AN Interior

curving but geometric concrete pots on a grey floor.

Destination Design

NYCxDESIGN is back and promises to be bigger than ever

May 5, 2022 • Design, East

exterior of a medical pavilion

First Steps

The Belardi Family Pavilion at the City of Hope medical complex puts a new master plan on the right track

April 5, 2022 • Architecture, Case Study, Product, West

Designed by Azra Akšamija, an installation of statues in a warehouse

Emerging Voices

Azra Akšamija explores the place of heritage and culture in the context of conflict, migration, and forced displacement

March 3, 2022 • Architecture, East, Editor's Picks, Emerging Voices, Professional Practice

a timber pavilion with a cross-hatched timber canopy from Tsz Yan Ng Design

Weaving Past And Future

Tsz Yan Ng blends textile methodologies with architectural production to find new ways to build

February 18, 2022 • Architecture, Editor's Picks, Emerging Voices, Midwest, Professional Practice

The Zahrada townhouses, a row of box cantilevering volumes

Modern Family

The Zahrada townhomes tap into Sarasota’s midcentury modern legacy

January 12, 2022 • Architecture, Product, Southeast

No. 33 Park Row, a tower covered in extruded window modules

Talk About Bay Windows

Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ first New York residential tower shows its luxury both inside and out

December 10, 2021 • East, Facades+

the False Bay Writer’s Cabin, designed by olson kundig with shutters

Open and Shut Case

A kinetic cabin by Olson Kundig adapts to climate diversity in the Pacific Northwest

December 3, 2021 • Facades+, West

Infinitus plaza, a spiraling corporate headquarters

Infinite Ducks

Zaha Hadid Architects’ Infinitus Plaza in Guangzhou blurs the line between outside and in

November 12, 2021 • Facades+, International

the deakin law building, wrapped in concrete

Taking a Deak-in

The fluted Deakin Law Building at Deakin University Melbourne Burwood Campus hopes to charm students back to campus

November 5, 2021 • Facades+, International

Athletic Endurance

Colby College’s sprawling athletics center outperforms even the harshest Maine winters

October 22, 2021 • East, Facades+

the exterior of a stone like facade on a flat building designed by Studio Anne Holtrop

Stacking Stones

Studio Anne Holtrop’s 35 Green Corner builds texture with sand-cast concrete and aluminum

October 15, 2021 • Facades+, International

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