Architecture News
A Giant Poké Ball Has Become a Sleeping Pod in Japan: Insightful Lesson in Experiential Architecture
A Giant Poké Ball, a red-and-white sphere, has landed in the Hokkaido landscape, its familiar…
Inverted Gravity: How Foster + Partners and Swarm Robotics Are Flipping Timber Construction Upside Down
For decades, the mechanics of building have adhered to an unquestioned sequence: foundations anchor to…
MAD’s Danshuis Turns a 1923 Warehouse Into a Choreographed Public Space
An adaptive reuse project on the River Maas will convert a 1923 warehouse into a…
Beijing Named World Capital of Architecture 2029: A New Era for Design and Digital Fabrication
The UNESCO-UIA designation positions Beijing at the center of global architectural discourse, with computational design,…
Balearic Social Housing Model Named 2026 OBEL Award Laureate
By fusing computational climate mapping, localized material logistics, and systemic public land protection, Spain’s Balearic…
Elia Zenghelis, OMA Co-Founder and Influential Architectural Educator, Dies at 89
Elia Zenghelis, OMA co-founder and influential architectural educator, has died at 89, leaving a lasting…
Burning Man 2026: Inside Black Rock City’s Ambitious Monumental Structures
Burning Man 2026: The Monumental Projects Defining Black Rock City
Kengo Kuma’s 30-Year Architectural Journey Earns 2027 Lifetime Achievement Award
Kengo Kuma will receive the 2027 Andrée Putman Lifetime Achievement Award, honoring more than three…
€4 Million Grant Funds Foster + Partners’ Autonomous Timber Building Experiment
Foster + Partners and European universities secure €4 million to develop SWIFT-Build, an AI-powered robotic…
95 Dead, Hundreds Missing After Nepal Landslide Triggers Catastrophic Flood
A devastating flood on the Nepal-Tibet border has killed at least 95 people and left…
Yayoi Kusama Dies at 97, Leaving an Infinite Legacy Across Art and Architecture
Yayoi Kusama dies at 97, leaving a lasting legacy in contemporary art, immersive installations, and…
Legal Battle Over 90,000-Square-Foot White House Ballroom Reaches Supreme Court
Supreme Court temporarily allows construction of the 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom to continue as it…
