Detroit Month of Design’s theme this year is “Design Moves the Future.” The 16th edition, which runs through the end of September, encompasses dozens of exhibitions, installations, workshops, and panels The post Detroit Month of Design showcases the city’s creative cunning, despite a tricky political climate appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
A slew of updates came out of Washington, D.C. the past few days. Some are architectural, namely in regard to Trump’s triumphal arch and proposed changes to the Kennedy Center, The post Sniper nests, building closures, and press bans: Here’s the latest in Trump’s Washington, D.C. appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
New York City plans to relocate inmates from Rikers Island into four jails built from the ground up in Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx. Here, Dezeen looks at the architecture of each project. Begun in 2017, the NYC Borough-Based Jail Program (BBJ) is largely overseen by the New York City Department of Design and…
Surprise: The deadline for The Architect’s Newspaper’s Best of Design Awards has been extended to October 2! There’s now two extra weeks left to submit projects in this international program for The post The deadline for Best of Design Awards 2026 has been extended two more weeks appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
‘le bruit du bois’ makes a pavilion you can play High above Faverges-Seythenex in the French Alps, a long timber structure cuts across the grassy slope. It is a pavilion, but its architecture comes with a second use. Visitors can pick up a wooden stick and play it. Rows of suspended timber pieces produce…
Climate Week NYC 2026 officially started yesterday, September 20, and runs through September 27. AN rounded up the must-see events for architects, planners, and building industry professionals. Find the full The post Events and talks to tune into during Climate Week NYC 2026 appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
UK studio RX Architects has returned to a house it previously completed in Sussex to add an extension, designed to blend in with the existing timber-clad form. The original home, named Druim, was completed in 2020 on the Rye Nature Reserve in East Sussex. The project involved altering a half-built structure that had been sold…
US president Donald Trump has announced that the planned 250-foot-high triumphal arch in Washington DC, designed by Atlanta-based Harrison Design, will now be a military base with drones and snipers. According to Trump, who announced the plan in a Truth Social post yesterday, the change in the design was made at the request of the…
Projects using reclaimed natural materials and local resources proved popular at this year’s Oslo Architecture Triennale. From innovative wool tiles to monolithic stone walls, we round up key highlights from the event. In its ninth edition, this year’s Oslo Architecture Triennale includes exhibitions, seminars and workshops centred around the theme What If Nature Comes First? Taking…
a large roof unifies a house of overlapping concrete spaces Overlapping Spaces is a house in Okinawa, Japan, designed by IGArchitects as a composition of reinforced-concrete walls, columns, and a large roof. Rather than dividing the house into conventional rooms, the project creates a continuous spatial field by overlapping structural elements. Walls and columns…