Architects and planners push code change study to boost affordability
Bills in committee aim to offer designers and owners a tool generate social equity in communities transformed by gentrification.
Design Forum reveals tech’s future for architecture’s craft
CAD is a fact of life. So, why is everyone worried about technology again? That’s one of the big questions that this year’s Design Forum XVI asks (Apr. 5-6, in Richmond) under the banner of “[Un]Certainty: Reflections on Craft at the Cyber Frontier.”
Q+A: Amanda Reeser Lawrence on the myths that shroud the real genius of architecture
Amanda Reeser Lawrence’s new book, The Architecture of Influence, casts aside the easy explanation of architecture as a stylistic evolution.
Fuller/Overby redefines the lakeside respite with a courtyard house in cabin country
Fuller/Overby designed Nebo House, a 2,750 square-foot lakeside home in North Carolina for Kathi and Ken Overby that splits the architectural atom, creating both a sophisticated design and an obviously functional response to the brief: make an easy to navigate, easy to maintain home for entertaining.
Op-Ed: Connecting architecture and landscape architecture
Always trying to support the importance of scholars seeing architecture and landscape architecture as art disciplines.
Five revenue and morale boosters for small firms in 2024
If you’re in charge of an architecture firm, there’s often little time to reflect. Here are the top five things you should think about at the end of the calendar year to improve your revenue next year—especially if you’re a small business.
Tangential Timber creates something out of the things we usually deem nothing
After Architecture’s newest prototype project, Tangential Timber, which has won multiple awards over the last year, asks us to rethink both what’s possible and what’s all around us.