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The Architect's Newspaper
- Posted on Tuesday August 11, 2026
Scattered across a lawn in Lake Forest, Illinois, red and blue platforms make up Front of House, the winning installation of the 2026 Ragdale Ring Design-Build Competition, designed by Virginia-based
The post Gluten’s deconstructed stage wins 2026 Ragdale Ring Design-Build Competition appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday August 11, 2026
During their campaign to convince Oregon voters to approve a $195 million library bond, Deschutes County Library director Todd Dunkelberg and his team asked a simple question: “What do you
The post In Oregon’s Deschutes County, The Miller Hull Partnership reinvents the library appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday August 11, 2026
Fernando Sordo Madaleno de Haro relocated from Mexico City to London in 2023 after his family’s architecture firm landed a major project in the Middle East. Three years later, Sordo
The post Obra, Sordo Madaleno’s new exhibition space, offers “a public living room” for London’s Latin American diaspora appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday August 11, 2026
Some ideas are just too good to wait for recognition. The American Institute of Steel Construction is looking for precisely those innovations for the IDEAS|next Award, the structural steel industry’s
The post Win a design award before even breaking ground appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Tuesday August 11, 2026
Red light spills onto the street from Suite 115, a hidden cocktail bar by Toronto hospitality veterans, Oliver Leung and Jacky Ha. The owners previously worked at a speakeasy in
The post In Toronto, Atelier SUN sculpts glow and reflection for cocktail bar Suite 115 appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday August 10, 2026
This season’s out-of-office adventures require printed companions. Summer reads are lightweight tomes that can put up with being stuffed in a weekend bag or spiced with sand. This roundup includes
The post <em>AN</em>’s editor in chief recommends summer reads that travel well appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday August 10, 2026
This summer, we are living in a simulation. Wildfires in France and Spain are burning at record scale, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people. Extreme drought across
The post Responding to the climate crisis demands expanding our view of what counts as design, and who we consider a designer appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday August 10, 2026
Rivian, an electric vehicle (EV) company based in Irvine, California, shared new renderings of a manufacturing plant it is building in Stanton Springs, Georgia, an hour east of Atlanta. SOM
The post Rivian shares new renderings of EV plant in Georgia designed by SOM appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday August 10, 2026
In the fast-paced world of commercial architecture, we often evaluate the success of a workplace by its high-profile zones: the double-height lobbies, the agile open-office layouts, and the state-of-the-art conference
The post Redefining equity and detail-driven design in workplace washrooms appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
Continue Reading » - Posted on Monday August 10, 2026
Musician and designer Sydney Wayser and architect John Isaac Watters are a couple in life and at work. Together they make up Granada Form, a Los Angeles–based creative practice that works
The post In Los Angeles, Granada Form cofounders design ADU which also acts as neighborhood coffee shop appeared first on The Architect’s Newspaper.
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