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Two homes with colonnades out front, designed by office of jonathan tate
On The Ground

The New Orleans–based Jonathan Tate talks hurricanes, homes, and hotels

Nathan Rich and Miriam Peterson of Peterson Rich Office
Keeping it PROfessional

AN catches up with Peterson Rich Office

A Johnston Marklee-designed beach house with vault-shaped cutouts
Remotely, Of Course

AN checks in with Johnston Marklee

Photo of the New Generation Research Center
Oh Bruther

AN visits Bruther, a firm setting a new course for French architecture

A squat house in front of a mountain
Hacking the West Coast

Hacker Architects marries contextualism with material efficiency

Interior of a children's playspace with colorful netting, designed by OFFICEUNTITLED
To Be Determined

OFFICEUNTITLED designs with an open mind across the West Coast

Image of architecture office with models, books, and paperwork at the Alloy office
Weekly Alloyances

AN visits Alloy, the architect-developer reshaping Brooklyn

Interior of a plywood-clad mobile classroom from Designing Justice
Build it Better

Designing Justice + Designing Spaces builds infrastructure to end mass incarceration

Very tall timber trusses being installed in a WholeTrees grocery store
Clear Eyes, Whole Trees, Can't Lose

WholeTrees is smartly repurposing timber across the Midwest

Photo of the Shed, designed by Rockwell Group and Diller Scofidio + Renfro
A Local Visit

AN catches up with Diller Scofidio + Renfro

Akoaki's heavily gilded and ornamented facade
Survive and Thrive

Akoaki is blending design disciplines in Detroit

An aerial photo of a jagged elevated park on a waterfront in Seattle, designed by the New York firm Weiss/Manfredi
Form and Function

Weiss/Manfredi continues to reinvent its approach at all scales

Rendering of a building cantilevering over a plaza
OMA Heads West

Jason Long and Shohei Shigematsu plot inventive works across California

Photo of several glassy skyscrapers
Big Money Rustlers

Global logistics firm Farren moves building components around the world

Rendering of the Swatch buildings
Ban-ing Tall Timber

Shigeru Ban Architects burnishes its status as a leader in mass timber

Spatial Affairs Bureau’s work spans across disciplines but consistently aims to engage architecture at the landscape scale, as evidenced by the firm’s Round Hill Pavillions, a series of indoor-outdoor structures that combine influences from the English picturesque and American vernacular architecture to envision new ways of engaging with memory, ecology, and bucolic vistas.
Space Oddity

Spatial Affairs Bureau runs wild over disciplinary boundaries

The 2011 studio's Chicken Chapel, a fiberglass-wrapped chicken coop.
Beyond the Wall

Moskow Linn Architects transforms a Vermont farm into an architecture school

Photo of White Oak Music Hall in Houston
Schaum, Shieh'd, Delivered

Schaum/Shieh twists the norms of Texas architecture

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