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Designed two years before Pritzker Prize-winning Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer’s death (at the age of 104) in 2010, a curving pavilion at French vineyard Château La Coste is now open to guests. …
Helmed by architect Brendan Tadler, this 7,777-item collection is unlike many others
Quantum hairs on black holes, "printing" beverages, pipe-worm robots and more
In his latest experiment, speculative architect Liam Young designed a city that can house 10 billion people—the estimated population of the world in 2050. This “Planet City” constructs a regenerative future—one in …
Envisioned by architect Amirhossein Nourbakhsh, founder of Didformat Studio, the Valley Residential Bridge concept runs upward along the chasm of a cliff face in British Columbia. Three segments compose Nourbakhsh’s structure, which …
Underwater art, discoveries in Spanish caves, Black architects' impact on NOLA and much more
“Before the Civil War,” Architectural Digest reports, “New Orleans had the largest group of free people of color in the United States.” Though they have largely been omitted from history books, this …
From space dust to preferred pronouns, thermal imaging and astounding architecture
In Ossining, New York, this trio of organizers returns with another stunning site-specific immersion
An architecturally significant home, nestled into Hudson Valley topography