Last week, Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration announced the start of the public review process for the 100 Gold Street redevelopment, which will soon give New Yorkers an opportunity to weigh-in The post Plan for 100 Gold Street, a sky-high city project near the Brooklyn Bridge, moves forward appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
US studio Desai Chia Architecture has referenced the form of “native oak leaves” in shaping the metal roof on Chatham Residence, a rural house in New York designed for retirement. Located in the town of Chatham in Columbia County, the house sits on the crest of an 80-acre (32-hectare) property near the Catskill Mountains. The…
For PORCH: An Architecture of Generosity, Marlon Blackwell Architects (MBA) designed a wood-framed porch structure that was built in front of the U.S. Pavilion in Venice’s Giardini for the 19th The post Marlon Blackwell Architects’s structure for <em>PORCH</em> will be rebuilt at Crystal Bridges in late 2027 appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
In Chicago, Illinois, Smithgroup completed the second phase of Advocate Health Care’s Center for Advanced Care. Smithgroup’s project team worked within time and site constraints in an overbuild project that The post SmithGroup clads resilient glass to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical’s Center for Advanced Care appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
On October 27, the Facades+ conference series goes to Vancouver at The Fairmont. The event’s program is developed in part with Stantec co-chairs: principals Harold Louwerse and Brett Pattrick. The The post Facades+ goes to Vancouver on October 27 appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
For Paola Lenti’s São Paulo flagship, Armentano Arquitetura (AARQ) designed a building that knows when to recede. Wrapped in glass, dark metal, and a growing veil of vegetation, the three-story showroom acts less like a conventional retail interior and more like a framework for the Italian brand’s color-rich, tactile furniture. Photography by Ruy Teixeira Located…
CHARLOTTE PERRIAND’S APPROACH TO DOMESTIC SPACE Designed by architect Édouard Albert in 1960, the Albert Tower in Paris’s 13th arrondissement contains a surviving apartment interior shaped by Charlotte Perriand, with built-in storage, a kitchen and furniture designed by the influential architect and designer. Now offered for sale, the property provides a rare glimpse into…
Stepping stones lead across a reflective pool of water at Lech Mountain Mirror, a viewpoint in the Austrian Alps, designed by architecture studio Snøhetta to invite a moment of pause. Located in a village called Lech in the Vorarlberg region, the installation comprises a shallow pool of water on the roof of the Zugerbergbahn cable…
A passage for migratory fish and a cycle route have been added to Afsluitdijk, an iconic dam in the Netherlands, in a recent revamp by Dutch studio Benthem Crouwel. Afsluitdijk is a landmark 32-kilometre-long dam built between 1927 and 1932 to protect the Netherlands from storm surges and flooding caused by the North Sea. Benthem…
Architecture’s Kinships (Actar, 2026), a new book edited by Ignacio G. Galán, is a collection of human and more-than-human alliances for an unprecedented understanding of togetherness. With contributions by architects, The post <em>Architecture’s Kinships,</em> edited by Ignacio G. Galán, highlights architecture’s role in shaping new models for collective care appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.