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BLINDED BY SCIENCE

Vrbo eschewed predictability for the ‘science of work’ at its Austin headquarters

May 21, 2020

A winter photo of Philip Johnson's Glass House, half covered in tarps

Who Glasses the Glass House?

When the glass cracks at the Glass House, how is it replaced?

March 19, 2020

Looking towards an open-plan kitchen

Passive, but not “Passive”

Wayne Turett’s Greenport Passive House blends North Fork-chic with modern technology

January 30, 2020

Interior photo of the Brant Foundation galleries, with an aquarium skylight distorting the light

Gluckman Tang brings a unique aquarium skylight to the Brant Foundation

July 29, 2019

Interior of a tall planted atrium

Designing For The Void

Raymond Jungles reshapes the garden at the Ford Foundation overhaul

April 8, 2019

Photo of Freeman School of Business

Pelli Clarke Pelli designs a snaking business complex for Tulane University

August 29, 2018

Sculptural concrete canopies cool a San Antonio public park

July 27, 2018

(Ian Douglas)

Shot Through the Heart

A giant 3-D printed lens took Times Square by storm

April 26, 2018

The seating area sports two chairs by Michael Boyd. (Laure Joliet)

NICOLEHOLLIS studio designs a high-contrast office for itself in San Francisco

March 14, 2018

The Sleeve House (Michael Moran)

A house of intersecting volumes in upstate New York house offers a geometric, sustainable retreat

March 13, 2018

(Edmund Sumner)

Sean Griffiths plays with restrictions to turn a small kitchen into much more

March 12, 2018

3-D-printed chairs and tables, also designed by Emerging Objects, serve as both indoor and outdoor furniture. (Matthew Millman)

Cutting-edge 3D printing pushes construction boundaries in an Oakland cabin

March 12, 2018