Tatiana Bilbao
Tatiana Bilbao of CDMX-based Tatiana Bilbao Estudio talks with Ana Miljački about working with governmental bodies, social housing, changing office culture, and how to engage the leverage points within systems of power.
Tatiana Bilbao of CDMX-based Tatiana Bilbao Estudio talks with Ana Miljački about working with governmental bodies, social housing, changing office culture, and how to engage the leverage points within systems of power.
With Farzin Lotfi-Jam of Farzin Farzin and Xavi Laida Aguirre of stock-a-studio.
With Isaac Stein and Maggie Tsang of Dept. and Jose Amozurrutia and Carlos Facio of TO.
With representatives of Citygroup and Nathan Friedman and Francisco Quiñones of Departamento del Distrito.
The Bangladesh-based architect confronts the twin crises of climate change and migration.
Beijing-based architect Xu Tiantian presents her firm's recent projects in rural China.
Los Angeles–based architect and urban designer Michael Maltzan presents his firm's recent projects.
Ana Miljački discusses the new podcast with Mario Gooden and Paul Lewis.
The dean of the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning at Cornell University takes stock of the present moment to delve into how architects can build, create, and enable what matters.
A design commission in a ghost town turned tourist destination allowed Departamento del Distrito to explore ideas about historic preservation.
League members have elected Mario Gooden as the 63rd President of The Architectural League.
The New York City firm opens its doors for a virtual studio visit and project tour.
Borderless Studio reimagines a shuttered Chicago public school as a vital community center.
Paola Aguirre Serrano and Dennis Milam of Borderless Studio and Felecia Davis speak as part of the Emerging Voices series.
Sara Zewde and Ana Miljački talk about alternative ways of doing landscape architecture, racial tokenism, design cyphers, and the value of architects as synthesizers.
TO's design for a temporary pavilion in Mexico City speaks to the firm's fascination with material reuse and historical resonance.
Dept. argues for a hyperlocal, community-oriented approach to flood management in North Miami.
One of six installations for the digital exhibition by winners of the 2022 League Prize.