concrete announced Zoku Copenhagen opening its doors
Following the first Zoku in Amsterdam, Zoku is now also open for business in Copenhagen. The work-meets-play hotel concept has been created for the global nomad
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RCC Headquarters – Foster and Partners’ first office building in Russia opens
The 15-storey building’s innovative modular office units are enveloped in an energy efficient enclosure, which provides a distinctive symbol for the organisation in Ekaterinburg.
One45-Museum of Civil Rights in Harlem revealed
In addition to the museum, two mixed-use towers designed by SHoP Architects will add nearly one million square feet of office, residential, and retail space in West Harlem.
RAIC announces 2021 Emerging Architectural Practice Award recipient
The RAIC announced that Leckie Studio Architecture + Design, a Vancouver-based firm, is the recipient of the Emerging Architectural Practice Award for 2021
Foster + Partners collaborates with NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise for the AEC industry
Foster + Partners has been working with NVIDIA to test NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise, a collaborative platform that breaks down boundaries between 3D design and visualisation by enabling a seamless interface between these two disciplines.
Harvard GSD announces Harvard Design Press
Harvard Graduate School of Design announced Harvard Design Press, a book-publishing imprint based at Harvard GSD and distributed in collaboration with Harvard University Press.
Shim-Sutcliffe Architects announced as the recipients of the 2021 RAIC Gold Medal
The RAIC awarded the 2021 Gold Medal — the highest distinction the Institute can bestow in recognition of a significant and lasting contribution to Canadian architecture to exemplary architectural duo Brigitte Shim and A. Howard Sutcliffe
How FOMO Is Driving People Back to the Office
As vaccines continue to roll out, companies across the globe are taking a hard look at how to safely bring their people back together.
Foster's House of Wisdom in Sharjah opens to public
This iconic library and cultural centre in Sharjah seeks to be the catalyst for a new cultural quarter in the city
Bill introduced to continue border wall construction in Texas
In an attempt to pick up border wall construction, a state lawmaker in Texas has introduced legislation that would see the construction of a border wall along the Texas-Mexico border
Places Journal: Active Exclusion
Too often the concept “active transportation” produces environments that are not fully accessible. The history of Roosevelt Island, named for a disabled president who used a wheelchair, offers lessons at once troubling and hopeful.
Preapproved ADU designs might cut housing red tape in Los Angeles
How Los Angeles is bringing high design to the granny flat — while saving time and money
New Affordable Housing in Bronx & Harlem revealed by Body Lawson Associates
With rallying cry that “Design for housing has to change,” Victor Body-Lawson unveils new ideas in “community wealth and wellness” for today’s low-income and senior developments
Construction begins on MVRDV’s mixed-use tower in San Francisco
The Mixed-Use tower is one of four buildings in Phase 1 of a multiphase masterplan developed by the San Francisco Giants and Tishman Speyer
Tate Modern of classical music building canceled
Corporation says impact of Covid pandemic has made $400m Centre for Music project unfeasible
MVRDV reveals the design of London's Marble Arch Hill
MVRDV revealed “Marble Arch Hill”, a temporary installation next to London’s Marble Arch that will add a new attraction to the area beginning in July this year.
For its Fiftieth Anniversary, NEUF Launches a University Scholarship in Quebec
For the Occasion of its Fiftieth Anniversary, NEUF architect(e)s Launches a University Scholarship Bringing Together Students from Quebec’s three Schools of Architecture to Explore the Challenges Facing the Cities of Tomorrow.
Henning Larsen Foundation Announces 2020/21 Competition: Architecture and Utopia
The Henning Larsen Foundation has launched the of its competition series, this year focusing on Utopia and architecture.
Kohn Peterson Fox selected to design a 900-foot residential tower for 5 World Trade Center site
The new tower will be largely residential with 1,325 rental apartments; 25 percent of those are planned permanently affordable (330 units) and will be offered to households earning less than 50 percent of the area’s median income
Foster and Partners reveals designs for Shurayrah Island in the Red Sea
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince has launched the Coral Bloom concept. Hailed as the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism project, the striking vision for its main hub island at the destination, Shurayrah, is designed to blend in with the island’s pristine natural environment.
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