• Architecture’s Kinships, edited by Ignacio G. Galán, highlights architecture’s role in shaping new models for collective care

    ·

    coisa

    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.

    Read More

  • Chain + Siman balances “old and new” at gabled Mexican house

    ·

    coisa

    Mexican architecture studio Chain + Siman has created a weekend house with a series of contemporary gables that connects to a stone-clad bunkhouse in Valle de Bravo, outside of Mexico City. Known as Casa Ani, the 689-square-metre residence was completed in 2025, a few hours from the Chain + Siman studio in Mexico City. Chain…

    Read More

  • dune-inspired promenade brings sand and vegetation into comillas’ waterfront

    ·

    coisa

    Sand Becomes Part of Comillas’ Seafront Landscape   Located on Spain’s northern coast, Comillas is a small Cantabrian town with a rich architectural heritage, including El Capricho, one of Antoni Gaudí’s few buildings outside Catalonia. Against this historic backdrop, the transformation of the town’s seafront by Hector Navarro + arkhitekton addresses its changing relationship with…

    Read More

  • The New School looks beyond petroleum with its exhibition The New ADU

    ·

    coisa

    The New School recently presented The New ADU: Beyond Petroleum exhibition in its campus’s 5th Avenue welcome center-turned-storefront at Fanton Hall. The exhibition was a manifestation of The New School’s The post The New School looks beyond petroleum with its exhibition <em>The New ADU</em> appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.

    Read More

  • The Prescription For a Healthier America Isn’t a Pill. It’s a City.

    ·

    coisa

    Earlier this summer, the federal government made two announcements in the name of American health. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveiled initiatives to reduce antidepressant The post The Prescription For a Healthier America Isn’t a Pill. It’s a City. appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.

    Read More

  • The Architect’s Newspaper guide to Archtober 2026

    ·

    coisa

    Archtober, New York City’s architecture and design month begins today. Through October 31, more than 100 cultural institutions will host tours, talks, screenings, and workshops across the five boroughs. This The post The Architect’s Newspaper guide to Archtober 2026 appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.

    Read More

  • White-brick extension defines Design Museum Gent revamp

    ·

    coisa

    Architecture studios Carmody Groarke, Atama and Re-st have completed the revamp of Design Museum Gent in Belgium, adding a geometric volume wrapped in waste-based white bricks. Set to reopen to the public in Ghent this weekend, the timber-framed wing introduces educational and event spaces to the museum, along with additional exhibition space. The team, which…

    Read More

  • CF Møller transforms psychiatric hospital in Denmark into museum

    ·

    coisa

    Danish studio CF Møller has completed the Mind Museum on the island of Funen in Denmark, guided by the “clear spatial structure” of the former psychiatric hospital it occupies. Located in the town of Middelfart, the Mind Museum tells the history of psychiatry in Denmark and the early 19th-century hospital itself. CF Møller has transformed…

    Read More