Articles Tagged with ''architecture firms''

In Chile, Santiago Valdivieso tinkers with form, technique, and landscape.

From Los Angeles and Philadelphia, Forma draws “homes” and “commons.”

This year’s honorees of our annual showcase of emerging talent hail from the U.S., Chile, Niger, Italy, and beyond.

RECORD probes the heightened challenges facing foreign nationals hoping to work or study in the U.S.

Architecture firms are deploying design assist to deliver complex projects.

RECORD asks if America has too many architects, and explores who counts as one.

Recent starchitect deaths—and fresh lawsuits—have stirred up discussion about legacy, succession, and smart business practices.

When designing projects big and small, Almost Studio’s Dorian Booth and Anthony Gagliardi playfully repurpose architectural and art history.

In their adopted home of Mexico City, Douglas Harsevoort and Juan Sala, founders of Sala Hars, have discovered qualities they seek to reflect in their own work.

Firms are exploiting video game engines to push the boundaries of project visualization and management.