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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.
European medieval architecture, spanning the Romanesque and Gothic periods, has left an indelible mark on the architectural world. From the…
The architectural landscape of Saudi Arabia showcases a blend of ancient traditions and modern innovations, creating a unique and diverse identity for the Kingdom’s skyline.
Designers have been taught and trained (some even self-taught) in various computer-aided design software through academia or professional practice. Computer aid is determined and sought for situational-specific designs within particular disciplines.
Vernacular architecture refers to structures that have developed through the building methods of a region, reflecting the local materials and traditions.
Puerto Rico’s architecture reflects its diverse cultural, geographical, and historical influences, evolving through conquest, colonization, and modernization.
Discover the 10 largest airports in Asia by size, their architects, construction history, and passenger capacity.
Le Corbusier’s mass-produced homes as “machines for living”—a precursor to today’s smart home and city designs shaped by technology. In…
Space exploration has long been a realm of curiosity and ambitions, capturing the imagination of the future of humanity for centuries. One of the most influential figures in this shift is Elon Musk.
Frank Gehry, who can be described as the architect of nonconformity, has designed iconic and unconventional structures around the world…
Also known as ‘anti-homeless architecture,’ Hostile Architecture has caused public outrage and sparked a conversation about how urban spaces should be designed.