Browsing: Architecture & Design

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.

The origin of Möbius concepts dates back to 1858, when German mathematicians August Möbius and Johann Benedict Listing came up with a simple yet profoundly complex shape known as the Möbius strip. Möbius concepts transcended their roots and found their way into architectural design.

Architecture continued with an human-centric approach for a long period of time. The actions for the built environment are carried out by people and for people. The posthuman perspective is a wider understanding of bringing human, non-human; living, non-living; nature, and technology together.

This Design-Tech Talk features four expert-led presentations and a dynamic discussion on the latest advancements and emerging technologies.

The Guggenheim Foundation’s museums merge art and cutting-edge design, transforming cities and cultures globally. From Wright’s iconic spirals in New York to Gehry’s titanium marvel in Bilbao, explore seven architectural masterpieces. Each project offers a unique dialogue between modern innovation and cultural heritage.