Saturday, July 18, 202615 stories
Ecuador rethinks national museum design
Public opinion forced Ecuador's government to recall a major museum design by Studio Alberto Campo Baeza, a rare moment where civic pushback directly reshapes a national architectural project. Elsewhere, a charred-wood cabin in the Czech Republic and a zero-carbon Colorado cabin show two very different approaches to retreat design.
Friday, July 17, 202620 stories
Homes that blur indoors and outdoors
Today's architecture coverage is dominated by residential projects that dissolve the boundary between building and landscape. From Swedish farmstead reinterpretations to Balinese rotated squares, architects are treating nature as a co-designer rather than a backdrop.
Saturday, June 20, 20263 stories
Student projects and a firm's own HQ
Today's architecture coverage spans student work from the UAE and a major firm's new home base. The student projects tackle sustainability and climate response, while Herzog & de Meuron's own headquarters doubles as a material manifesto. A DIY deck story offers a grounded counterpoint.