Snøhetta triumphs in Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library design competition
The architecture and design firm’s concept represents a winning dialogue between the building and North Dakota’s National Parks
Open House launches new film series touring London’s most interesting architecture
The festival has added a film series to its public tour schedule in the face of the ongoing pandemic
Overcode completes transportable library with movable units
Pulp, located in Villejuif, brings cultural diversity to the southern Parisian suburb and beyond
Worrell Yeung transforms 1920s Brooklyn factory into a contemporary workspace
The New York practice harnessed industrial history and minimalist interventions for this adaptive reuse project
Graphic design studio thonik unveils its first work of architecture in Amsterdam
The bold office is a celebration of thonik's community-minded ethos
A youth-centric island in Wrocław gets a new creative hub from MVRDV
An ambitious expansion of a historic building has created a lively mixed-use project in the Polish city
Rolling Stock Yard by Squire & Partners brings industrial-aesthetic workspaces to King’s Cross
Nods to local transport heritage permeate the design approach to this new nine-storey office building by Squire & Partners
Design for Diversity
OnOffice is taking the Design for Diversity pledge to support diversity and inclusivity in the design industry
Why timber shouldn’t be overlooked as a building material
When it comes to safe and sustainable building materials, timber deserves a second look, says Brandon Buck, Associate Principal and Design Director at the London Studio of Perkins and Will.
