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Browsing: Editorial Fellowship
Discover original stories, research, and reflections from emerging voices shaping architectural discourse today. Dive into work by fellows, insights into the editorial process, and the questions driving the next generation of design writers.
Explore fellow-led projects and curated features that offer a behind-the-scenes look at how fresh perspectives are expanding the conversation around architecture and the built environment.
Airports are where aircraft take off and land, allowing people and cargo to travel between cities and countries. Different-sized airports with various technologies have been built in many countries and cities.
Explore how innovative space architecture is shaping the future of extraterrestrial living, focusing on sustainable habitat designs for life on Mars and the Moon. Learn about cutting-edge technologies, like 3D printing and modular systems, that are making these visionary spaces a reality.
Curious about the world’s longest bridges? This article highlights the top global bridges of 2024, showcasing their impressive spans, technological feats, and their role in connecting remote places.
The Gothic architectural style is one of the most easily identifiable and undoubtedly one of the most important in Western art and architecture history.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither were skyscrapers. Discover how engineers and architects built the world’s skinniest building.
Parametric interior spaces leverage computational design to create fluid, dynamic environments that adapt to the needs and experiences of their inhabitants.
Hostile Architecture is deeply intertwined with various other challenges faced by all of society but felt most deeply by marginalized communities and individuals.
Soviet architecture reflected political and ideological values by using monumental forms and austere designs to convey power, promote collectivism, and showcase the aspirations of modernization in the USSR.
Age-Friendly Architecture focuses on creating inclusive, accessible spaces that enhance the quality of life for seniors by prioritizing safety, comfort, and community engagement.
By embracing upcycled designs, architects can transform discarded materials into innovative structures, significantly reducing waste while promoting sustainability in the built environment.