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The Aya delivers a new housing prototype with its four-faced facade Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News&Projects
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PBDW Architects’ bulbous East Harlem Cooke School sails toward the future of learning Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News&Projects
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Studio Ma’s Phoenix office oasis is shrouded in a kebonized wood scrim Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News&Projects&Sustainability
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CO Architects showcases “clay’s anatomy” for its terra-cotta health building at ASU Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News&Projects
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Porcelain panels go head-to-head with Chicago’s historic brick at 444 N Orleans Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News
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SO–IL’s Brooklyn Amant Foundation art campus embraces idiosyncrasies of clay and cement brick Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News
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HGA’s marble panels fold into the future of mixed-use development Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News&Uncategorized
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Show-stopping bronze fins breathe life into Northeastern University’s science complex Posted on by Katie Angen in Architect&News
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Honey-colored, load-bearing concrete highlights the collection at the Narbo Via museum Posted on by Katie Angen in Architect&International&News
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Archi-Tectonics wraps a SoHo addition to an urban townhouse with new climate skin Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News
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The matte stainless steel facade of Vancouver House highlights twisting innovation Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News
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The passive house Fass School employs local materials for an active facade Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture
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The concrete Cloudscape of Haikou elevates sinuous form for coastal pavilion Posted on by Katie Angen in Facades+&featured&International&News&Projects
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Bankside housing complex brings textured continuity to the Harlem River waterfront Posted on by Katie Angen in Architecture&News&NYC
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180 East 88th highlights craftsmanship with a waterfall of hand-laid Kolumba brick Posted on by Katie Angen in News&NYC&Projects
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VSA’s dynamic web of steel, glass, and vegetation blooms in West L.A. Posted on by Katie Angen, Sofia Rodriguez in News&Projects&Uncategorized
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A concrete candy wrapper snakes around San Francisco’s Serif and The Line Hotel Posted on by Katie Angen in News&Projects
