178 3D printed earth bricks form porous habitat around olive tree BUSTAN, meaning ‘orchard,’ is a full-scale earthen pavilion developed by the Material Topology Research Lab (MTRL) at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and Weizmann Tree Lab for The Circle exhibition at Design Museum Holon. Built from 178 robotically 3D printed earth…
Recent reconstruction breaks barriers on ACM cladding after the 2022 version of the New York City Building Code. With serving over 35 years to the heart of New York City, The post New York City hotel reconstruction meets compliance with ACM Cladding and Intumescent Fireblocking appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Amherst College was founded in 1821 in the picturesque central Massachusetts town of the same name. Today it competes with other pedigreed liberal arts schools for academically or athletically gifted The post Herzog & de Meuron and Sasaki complete the eco-minded Ford Student Center at Amherst College appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Architecture academia and architecture practice have drifted so far apart that they now operate as separate professions. The educator measures success by publications produced, grants secured, and student achievements. The The post A rethinking of the discipline offers a way to reconnect architecture academia and architecture practice appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Architecture studio Office for Future has unveiled plans to remodel a former school in Stavyshche into temporary housing, wrapped around a courtyard, for families affected by the war in Ukraine. Located around 140 kilometres south of Kyiv, Dvir will provide shelter for 42 families displaced due to Russia’s invasion of the country, which has been ongoing since…
Dramatic bamboo vaults form a series of teaching and research spaces at Maestro Ilaiyaraaja Centre for Music Learning and Research, completed by Indian studio Ekarth Studio in the state of Tamil Nadu. Located on the 250-hectare IIT Madras university campus in Chennai, the centre comprises a series of bamboo pavilions used by student musicians, engineers…
Salagón stone shapes two-level rock-cut complex in La Rioja Located in Albelda de Iregua, La Rioja, Spain, the Peña de las Bodegas rock-cut complex forms part of a historic group of excavated spaces between Peña Salagona and Peña de las Bodegas. Architect Sergio Rojo takes over the rehabilitation of the space. Over time, the…
Sports and community spaces connect across public landscape Centro Deportivo Abejas by Border Arquitectos is a 60,000-sqm public sports complex in Tijuana, Baja California, designed for a rapidly growing neighborhood with limited access to recreational facilities. The project brings sports, recreation, and community activities together through a continuous public landscape. Instead of organizing…
Open House New York (OHNY) is back with its annual weekend festival, offering a mix of paid and free opportunities to experience architectural landmarks and other institutions, some of which The post A Guide to Open House New York Weekend 2026 appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
San Francisco studio Herman Coliver Locus Architecture has completed a synagogue in San Rafael, California, with a second-floor sanctuary space that frames views of the surrounding mountains. Herman Coliver Locus Architecture worked with congregants at the Congregatio Rodef Sholom synagogue to design an open and welcoming building to replace a previous brick structure on the…