Mobile guest rooms, enhanced contactless room controls, robotic servers and pop-up dining areas are just a few of the ideas hotel designers are considering for…
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With global temperatures on the rise and wildfires regularly breaking out in places such as California and Australia, the increasingly popular construction material may seem…
Written by Diego Hernández The World Architecture Festival just announced the launch of WAFVirtual from 30 November – 4 December 2020, where the worldwide architectural…
Aaron Betsky on Public Architecture and Urbanism’s proposal to ban private vehicles in Manhattan. By Aaron Betsky It is a lovely fairy tale. Someday soon,…
Past pandemics also forced a rethinking of physical space. By Kristen V Brown Six feet. As Covid-19 has torn through the world, that distance…
Written by Phil Bernstein The following text was drafted in response to the first prompt in The Architect’s Newspaper’s “Post-Pandemic Potentials” series. A previous response,…
When stay-at-home orders end, we may return to a very different workplace; these architects are considering how to shape it Elizabeth Fazzare When coronavirus-related stay-at-home…
NASA has named Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin, Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Dynetics as the teams that will develop vehicles for its moon landing. Tom Ravenscroft…
2019 was another banner year for architectural biennials and triennials, and Biennials/Triennials: Conversations on the Geography of Itinerant Display argues they can be used for…
Autodesk explores the future of generative design and emerging technologies. Written by Eric Baldwin Autodesk has quickly become an industry standard for architecture and engineering…