Vincent James and Jennifer Yoos discuss how this reimagining of a legacy library helped to reinvigorate the streetscape in this neighborhood in northern Minneapolis. Read more
Andrew Berman talks about his recent work reimagining the SculptureCenter in Long Island City, N.Y. Read more
The company's 100th store opened in central Oslo just in time for the Christmas shopping season, with an iconic ceiling that recalls hills of melting snow. Read more
With this factory in Kaufbeuren, Germany, the New York- and Berlin-based practice created a humanistic work environment, while still maintaining a recession-era budget. Read more
The New York firm designed the 8,000-square-foot beach house in three spokes to separate but not isolate the family's activities. Read more
Lai sits down to discuss his Graham exhibit "Treatise," the youth movement in architecture, and his move to L.A. Read more
Jerde lured suburbanites into public spaces designed to feed the national addiction: consumption. But his manufactured "places" have had a lasting imprint on the American landscape. Read more
Michael Green Architecture has designed the world’s tallest timber structure for the city of Prince George, British Columbia. Read more
San Francisco-based SurfaceDesign finds inspiration in cultural elements excavated from the sites upon which the firm works. Read more
To close out this series, we asked firm leaders to think back to the early days of their practices to offer some tips to architects thinking about starting their own businesses. Read more
Open-plan offices and contract spaces demand creative noise-management solutions. These products deliver on performance and design. Read more
Jose Alvarez draws on his career-spanning time at Eskew+Dumez+Ripple to provide mentorship opportunities to burgeoning architects. Read more
Lessons learned in finding new ways to represent architects in the 21st century. Read more
What is the best architecture software? Us. Read more