May-June 2023 Table of Contents

"Chicago is a great laboratory with many challenges and many rewards. I love the city’s everyman personality. I love its muscularity. I want those qualities in my work." Read more

"For us, design is a holistic, interdisciplinary pursuit that places users and community, not objects and agendas, at the center of decision-making," firm leaders say. Read more

"I’ve worked hard in life-long learning and offering my clients a glimpse of the world as architects see it," the Potter Architects founder says. Read more

"Public parks are vital to the health of any community, particularly in city centers where parks serve as front yards for residents," the group says. "Parks are where you go to walk your dog and meet your neighbors—places to picnic, protest, exercise, and play." Read more

This year's honorees weigh in on how the practice of architecture must evolve to meet the challenges of today. Read more

The 17 winners share how architecture must adapt and reinvent itself to tackle the big challenges of today. Read more

A 16,000-square-foot adaptive reuse project that transforms a century-old warehouse into a tech-sector headquarters. Read more

Constructed entirely from wood, the LEED Gold–certified building brings together three academic departments. Read more

Complete with event and exhibition space, the center helps revive a village polluted by years of manufacturing. Read more

Local farm-building vernacular inspired the design of this private residence. Read more

A renovation and a glass-walled addition have reinvigorated the historical space. Read more

A new mixed-use building encourages entrepreneurs from the University of Virginia to remain local. Read more

The interior sports adaptable learning and collaboration spaces with movable furniture and walls. Read more

This San Francisco renovation represents a promising model for the post-pandemic office. Read more

The building provides auxiliary classes and activities for underprivileged area schoolchildren. Read more

Constructed of local sandstone, the building incorporates natural cooling techniques. Read more

A recreation center reinvigorates Arlington, Va., civic life and preserves its natural beauty. Read more

The project outlines a 10-year plan for the realization of a 1,050-acre network of trails and open space. Read more

The buildings on this 26-acre site encourage interaction with the landscape. Read more

A Texas residence is outfitted with ram-earth walls and other environmentally friendly touches. Read more

A streamlined, 9-acre hub for campus services in Tucson. Read more

A 19-story mixed-use building in Chicago boasts a 40-foot-tall interior lobby and seamlessly integrated community spaces, retail shops, offices, and a fitness center. Read more

Two firms collaborate to design a new public building for the City of Minneapolis. Read more

This cedar-clad terminal secures 40% of its electrical needs via a photovoltaic array on the roof. Read more

This San Francisco firm is "serious about weaving curiosity, diversity, and pleasure into the narrative of cities through hospitality, cultural gathering, and mission-driven public spaces." Read more

This P/A Award-winning cohousing community in Malden, Mass., used a collaborative design process to address the specific needs of the 30 families that live there. Read more

A former ice factory becomes a hub for STEAM education. Read more

"By encouraging licensure and professional involvement for emerging designers, we have developed a pipeline of female architects and mentors that spans generations," writes the Johnston Architects partner. Read more

Ideally suited for the flexible residential design, these products showcase the latest in residential innovation. Read more

Call it a confluence of thinking, writes Architecture 2030 president and COO Vincent Martinez, but built environment organizations are accelerating their focus on climate-responsive design. That makes now the perfect moment for global collaboration. Read more

ARCHITECT editor-in-chief Paul Makovsky discusses a new exhibition at the Vitra Design Museum that explores the history and future of modern gardens, open through Oct. 3. Read more

Architects are doing boundary-moving work. Read more

Historic Treasure Island’s newest chapter involves a total transformation. Read more

AIA California’s Climate Action Committee is at the forefront of mitigating natural disaster impacts on the built environment. Read more

Every line drawn should be a source of good in the world. Read more