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Greenwood by Cerim
The Greenwood collection of rustic floor tiles by Cerim expands on the theme of ceramic simulating wood. Greenwood is inspired by the wood processing method based on pickling and aniline dyes (highly...
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Stella Magna
The architect explains: "The sunset is a quick moment in time that repeats itself each day but that exists for a million years ... it's this special light connecting the day and night that we find...
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Architecture on the Edge: 7 Cliffside Structures Defying Gravity
An architecture firm proposes a precarious design and we explore past examples of buildings finding unexpected and extreme vertical sites.
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Axor Uno Line
The classic minimalist. Axor Uno is a truly individual faucet collection. With its discreet, geometric style, it embodies a classic minimalist approach and is the perfect addition to any bathroom...
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Get Lost in The Bustle of This Thriving Emojiopolis
Everyone has a friend who goes wild with Emojis. They often send them in text messages to give their words a splash of color, literally. Others prefer to leave emojis alone to their own devices, like...
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Emperor Qianmen Hotel
The site of the Emperor Qianmen Hotel was once occupied by a public bath and so the spirit of bathing and mystery will live on in the new hotel. The design is organized not by spaces and circulation...
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This Deserted Ohio Mall Used to Be the World's Largest
Malls are a special architectural typology in American culture. They essentially served as indoor cities for youth of the 1960s through the 1990s, and even inspired movies such as the classic...
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SKY LOFT
This two-story loft in Dupont Circle was completely transformed into an open space filled with light. The verticality of the existing living/dining area is enhanced with a large opening in the floor...
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7 Subway Maps for Finding the Nearest Burger, Beer, Snooze, and More
At first thought, the residents of Paris, France may seem to live off escargot, fine wine, and baguettes. As it turns out that potentially offensive assumption is untrue. Parisians are more like their...
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T3 Parking Structure
Designed to serve the needs of a creative marketing and advertising agency in Austin, Texas, the garage engages the creative energy of its users, finding opportunities within its structure, materials,...
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Preview a Monumental Michael Graves Retrospective
Michael Graves might be most famous for his popular design work for Target, ALESSI, and Disney, but his repertoire extends far beyond that. Drawings and sculpture augment buildings in his vast...
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Maracanã Stadium
Fernandes Associates Architects set out to make the Maracanã Arena project a public stage numbered among the most modern and efficient in the world, while still keeping its main features drawn from 60...
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How the Architects of Apple's Most Iconic Store Are Moving Beyond 5th Ave.
Since 2011, a glass cube has dazzled passersby from General Motors Plaza on New York’s Fifth Avenue. Marking the southernmost end of Central Park and the beginning of the street’s famed luxury shops,...
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Will This New Composite Material Revolutionize Responsive Architecture?
In a project called “Translated Geometries,” three students from Barcelona’s Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia are now exploring the possibilities of a new flexible form of architecture...
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Aérostat by Guillaume Delvigne
The young designer Guillaume Delvigne is the talent behind this collection of decorative lamps made out of shiny white blown glass. For Delvigne, the inspiration came from the principle of the...
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Architecture Remembered: NYC's Inspiring Icons Under Construction
On the 13th anniversary of 9/11, Architizer looks back to how the new World Trade Center and other iconic New York City architecture was still being built.
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Gradient Wall
Gradient is a cutting edge risk sciences consulting firm, with specialties in Toxicology, Epidemiology, Risk Assessment, Product Safety, Contaminant Fate and Transport, and Environmental/ Forensic...
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Mesmerizing Photo Montages Capture the Resurrection of the World Trade Center
Imagery of September 11 is a particular kind of atrocity exhibition. The live unfolding of 3,000 deaths represented a new level of televised horror. And at the core of September 11 is an architectural...
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The Tiny Project Tiny House
The Tiny Project Tiny House is a 160-square-foot tiny house built on an 8 foot by 20 foot flatbed trailer. It features 10 windows for a light and open feel; a beautiful, sustainable wood interior; and...
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WhiteHaus
This 8,500-square-foot custom designed single family home nestled on a 3-acre wooded site is on Lake Wylie, SC. The client requested a modern design solution that will generate a modern beacon for...
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