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.
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
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 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.
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
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.
UNStudio and Bauwerk unveiled the design for Van B, a new residential project in Munich that offers a completely new urban living concept centred around making the home as flexible as possible
Hames Sharley Project Leader, Cheyenne Lee, explores how a more holistic design approach will alleviate overcrowding in Emergency Departments across Australia
Project estimated to generate $3.1 billion in economic impact for Cook County and bring 700,000 visitors to the area each year to stimulate additional economic growth
Pencil Tower Hotel has a street frontage of just six metres and is barely wider than a terraced house. The 110-metre “skyscratcher” promises bird’s eye views of the city – albeit from a narrow perch.
The Daniels Faculty announced that Juan Du, a professor at the University of Hong Kong, will be joining the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design as its new dean, effective July 1, 2021
