Originally from Los Angeles, Bryan Young noticed buildings even when he was young, and one by Louis Kahn left a lasting impression. As a teenager, he surfed Black’s Beach in San Diego, California, where you… Read More »F5: Bryan Young on the Dominican Republic, Alexander Girard Artwork + More
For most young professionals, the prospect of renting a decently sized apartment in the center of a major U.S. metropolis like New York, Denver, or Miami can seem impossible. The cost of living in highly… Read More »Urby Is Rethinking Apartment Living Through Design and Community
At first glance, The White Arcade feels almost weightless. Bathed in natural light and wrapped in a palette of warm whites, creamy stone, pale oak, and soft brass, the renovated Dubai villa could easily read… Read More »This Sculptural Dubai Home Turns Arches and Light Into Everyday Luxury
Hospitality design often leans into a destination’s most recognizable visual cues. In New Orleans, that can mean saturated colors, ornate detailing, or overt references to the city’s cultural iconography. For Charles & Julia, however, Anna… Read More »A Historic New Orleans Car Dealership Finds New Life as a Cocktail Lounge
Public art is meant to be observed, but Sharmistha Ray’s latest commission invites people to actually step into the composition. At Pittsburgh’s new Arts Landing civic space, the artist has transformed a pair of pickleball… Read More »Sharmistha Ray Turns Pickleball Courts Into a Playable Work of Public Art
For the past decade, Hotel Hubertus has made headlines for its bold, architecturally adventurous amenities. Now, the 75-key resort has turned its attention to the rest of its wellness spaces, applying the same design language… Read More »Hotel Hubertus Completes Its Architectural Vision With a Spa Expansion