Housing, Food, Air, and Water
Rural Studio's Andrew Freear and Rusty Smith discuss their work with the League's Rosalie Genevro.
Rural Studio's Andrew Freear and Rusty Smith discuss their work with the League's Rosalie Genevro.
Estudio MMX uso tradiciones de diseño local en un proyecto creado para acercar a los jóvenes al arte y así prevenir su vinculación a bandas criminales.
El diseño de TO para un pabellón temporal en el centro de ciudad de México evidencia el interés de la firma por la reutilización de materiales y la resonancia histórica.
Una comisión de diseño en un pueblo fantasma convertido en destino turístico permitió a Departamento del Distrito explorar ideas de preservación histórica.
Farzin Lotfi-Jam discusses his path to a practice model that foregrounds collaboration.
A design commission in a ghost town turned tourist destination allowed Departamento del Distrito to explore ideas about historic preservation.
Borderless Studio reimagines a shuttered Chicago public school as a vital community center.
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.
Through its collective model and emphasis on discussion and debate, Citygroup seeks to move beyond business-as-usual design.
Azra Akšamija explores the complex role of culture in war and other crises.
Estudio MMX drew on local design traditions for a project aimed at protecting children from criminal gangs.
JA Architecture Studio draws on its Iranian-Canadian identity to bring new architectural ideas to its Toronto neighborhood.
For Sekou Cooke, a Chicago installation offered opportunities to unite multiple strands of design inquiry.
To make infrastructure and industrial sites better neighbors within cities, Landing Studio addresses complex questions of ownership and governance.
Changing the way we use concrete could create broad-ranging benefits for society, says Tsz Yan Ng.
As the built environment becomes ever more digitized, Felecia Davis believes architects should adopt a more expansive definition of technology.
Lucía Verónica Carmona narra su historia de vida como mexicana fronteriza.