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archdaily.com

Search for architecture and construction products with BIM objects on ArchDaily.

designboom.com

est. 1999 designboom is the first and most popular digital magazine for architecture & design culture. daily news for a professional and creative audience.

divisare.com

Since 1998 the Web Atlas of Contemporary Architecture

architizer.com

Architizer - Inspiration and Tools for Architects. Celebrating the world's best architecture and design through projects, competitions, awards, and stories.

wallpaper.com

We tour Sterling Ruby’s 110,000 sq ft space, divided into distinct areas of operation, each focusing on an aspect of the American artist’s prodigious output

archello.com

Discover the products, stories and involved professionals behind architectural projects. Browse thousands of projects and products on Archello.

architectsjournal.co.uk

The AJ is following up on last year’s investigation into the profession’s uptake of Artificial Intelligence with a new survey looking into how it is changing behaviours

domusweb.it

In the Domus 1083 editorial, the guest editor explores the importance of light in defining space through the work of some interesting designers, including the co-editor Steven Holl.

metalocus.es

En la ciudad de Buenos Aires, la intervención urbana realizada por Bioma —estudio de arquitectura a cargo de Felipe Carrizo y Tomás Randrup— surge a partir de la reinterpretación de un objeto cotidiano profundamente arraigado en el imaginario porteño: el tradicional puesto de diarios. Bajo el nombre «Canillita», la propuesta recupera el valor simbólico de estas estructuras históricas y les otorga una nueva identidad como dispositivos contemporáneos de soporte urbano.El proyecto «Canillita» se concibe como una familia de piezas urbanas desplegables que, mediante envolventes curvas y móviles, se adaptan a cada contexto y a cada necesidad. Si bien los tres casos propuestos comparten una misma esencia, ninguno es idéntico: cada puesto se acomoda de manera particular a su esquina, a su edificio vecino y a la escala de su calle.

architecturalrecord.com

Designing safer schools with tougher classroom doors requires more than adding stronger locks. Architects and school administrators must know what today’s testing and certification standards mean and how to apply them when specifying solutions.