US studio Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture has unveiled its latest skyscraper for Miami, designed to display “quiet refinement” on a slender site on the city’s waterfront. Renderings Previous Next Renderings Close Called Lilli,… Read More »Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture designs “fluid” skyscraper Lilli for Miami waterfront
With a demanding finance career and a parallel practice as a visual artist, San Francisco-based Grace Zhang moves between two seemingly different worlds. But both involve looking for patterns and making sense of complexity. A… Read More »Friday Five with Grace Zhang: How Light, Finance, and Chanel Inspire Her Art
Five years after its last collection, Apparatus is entering a new chapter. The New York-based design studio has unveiled Act V: Afsaneh, a collection of lighting, furniture, and objects inspired by Persian mythology, personal history,… Read More »Apparatus Explores Persian Mythology in Act V: Afsaneh
Scottish architecture studio Loader Monteith has transformed a two-bed, red-brick bungalow into a four-bedroom family home in Prestwich, UK. Described by the studio as “squeezing a quart into a pint pot”, the project involved expanding… Read More »Loader Monteith expands red-brick bungalow within “remarkably compact footprint” in Manchester
A pair of skyscrapers joined by three bridge elements will form the centrepiece of World Trade Center Yerevan, a development by British studio Foster + Partners set to be built in Armenia. Situated in the Armenian… Read More »Foster + Partners designs pair of skyscrapers connected by garden bridges in Armenia
Photo by Laurian Ghinitoiu For most of the space age, architects could fantasise freely about building off-world. Inflatable lunar villages and glass Martian domes could be sketched out without anyone having to worry too much… Read More »“Getting people into space is one thing. Creating somewhere they actually want to live is quite another”