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Architecture & Design brings together stories at the intersection of buildings, interiors, and objects. This section explores how creative thinking shapes everything from large-scale structures to the details that define how we live and work.
Here you’ll find projects that balance form and function, essays that trace design innovation, and features that reveal how architects and designers respond to materials, technology, and cultural shifts. From landmark architecture to everyday design solutions, this category captures the breadth of a field that continues to evolve across scales and disciplines.
Though seemingly worlds apart, Modern Apple Stores and Soviet-era architecture share notable similarities in their emphasis on practicality and functionality.
On a quiet Tuesday, as the digital world spun on, something unexpected began blooming on social media feeds. The brutalist…
Numerous kinetic buildings have been constructed to improve building energy performance while providing optimal indoor environments.
Today, 56% of the world’s population (4.4 billion inhabitants) lives in cities, and with the rise of vertical forests, this trend is expected to continue, with the urban population doubling its current size by 2050. At that point, nearly 7 of 10 people will live in cities.
Gensler is a global architecture and design firm founded by Art Gensler and his wife, Drue Gensler, and associate James…
Brutalist architecture has often been a controversial topic during architecture critiques. Loved and loathed by people alike, one thing that…
Googie can be defined as a futuristic style of architectural design, which was born in the 1930s and stayed popular roughly between 1945 and 1970.
Subway stations are the most common means of commute in most bustling cities. But have you ever stopped to admire their architectural beauty?
The term Gothic was used by Italian writers in the later Renaissance Period (Late 15th to early 17th Century). The…
Skyscrapers, which have become the symbol of modern cities with their enormous heights, are multi-story structures that contain complex functions.…