In tiny homes, every inch counts! Explore how these projects showcase key strategies for designing compact spaces
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To specialize or not to specialize? For many architects, that is the question.
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Weighing the ethical implications of building artificial environments to shield humans from external weather conditions.
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As we continue to build and rebuild our cities, we must ask ourselves: what stories do we want our these spaces to tell?
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Can architecture be both global and locally rooted? Here's proof that it's possible — without repeating the mistakes of the International Style.
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The Illegal architect acts as both a producer and a user of space shaking the profession back into a more democratic world.
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The Bauhaus school acknowledged the value of interdisciplinarity and established an innovative curriculum for architecture and design.
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Both public and private spaces, contemporary coffee shop designs must be flexible and interactive.
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These incredible models showcase the artistry, precision and storytelling power of physical model-making.
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From LA to Madrid to Haiti, Morphosis’ NOW Institute combines data and design to address global urban challenges with actionable strategies.
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