July 2017 Table of Contents

See the nine winners that exemplify the refined inventions at the forefront of architectural technology. Read more

A mobile streetlighting system made with minimal, and whenever possible locally available, resources brings electricity to India's poor communities. Read more

An inflatable, responsive façade brings characteristic Miesian elegance to a new building on the Illinois Institute of Technology campus, using 21st century materials. Read more

Rethinking density in Niger's capital city could bring relief to the region's housing crisis while respecting locals preferences in residential design. Read more

A 3D-printed, one-room house and car that share energy sources explore methods to create a completely off-grid living environment. Read more

Structural components made from round, unmilled "waste" trees that are as strong as steel. Read more

Virtual-reality can help architects better understand how to design for their clients, including those with disabilities. Read more

This tripartite system, one of the first of its kind to be used on a single building, helps make the most of every bit of energy it produces. Read more

Glass tubes combine to form a structural wall assembly that admits daylight, generates energy, and insulates like a solid wall. Read more

A sunlight-powered kiln and a new concrete block shape could be a solution for more resilient construction in Haiti. Read more

Thomas de Monchaux on how MoMA's "Unpacking the Archive" portrays the legendary architect in a new light. Read more

Ian Volner travels to Madrid to discover the animating force behind the architect's new outpost. Read more

Amanda Kolson Hurley visits Arden, Del., to see how the land-value tax, a long-forgotten idea by the political economist Henry George, is making a comeback. Read more

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Business advisers and healthcare providers weigh in on options to consider when selecting a plan. Read more

Avanto Architects designed this low-profile restaurant and public sauna on the Helsinki waterfront with a timber “cloak” to look like a natural landform. Read more

This Toronto-based duo has an eye for optical illusions, hydrographics, and geometric forms. Read more

This freestanding, modular kit is created in a collaboration between HOK Product Design and Clestra Hauserman, and distributed in North America by Steelcase. Read more

The school, formerly the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, will use the house as a community, cultural, and education center. Read more

“Home—So Different, So Appealing: Art from the Americas since 1957” runs through Oct. 15 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Read more

Say hello to the "it" knurl. Read more

Move over, Le Corbusier. The next revolutionary moment in architecture has arrived. But to realize its potential, we have to sell it. Read more

Growing as an architect, artist, and businesswoman. Read more

Recognizing six lesser-known pyramids. Read more

A generation ago, I.M. Pei transformed an impossibly contentious site into an iconic public space. Read more

Three recent COTE award-winning projects could change the way we think about energy, environment, and place. Read more

Architects can do more—and should. Read more

Kliment and his wife Frances Halsband co-founded New York–based firm Kliment Halsband Architects in 1972. Read more

Bravo's proposed research project will include travel to Bangladesh, Nepal, and India as well as urban areas in Africa and the Amazon basin and flatlands. Read more

MIT Media Lab's Mediated Matter Group created three iridescent columns that explore the capabilities of its second-generation 3D glass printing technology. Read more

The Chicago-based grant-making organization will fund 72 architecture-related projects including exhibitions, films, publications, installations, and more. Read more

A building on the edge of a 160-year-old factory complex is remade as a gallery for immersive installations. Read more