Articles Tagged with ''architecture firms''

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.

Michigan's T+E+A+M—Thom Moran, Ellie Abrons, Adam Fure, and Meredith Miller—has forged a different model of practice, individually and collectively.

A devastating earthquake off the coast of Chile, and a rediscovery of the country's vernacular buildings, changed the trajectory of architect Felipe Alarcón.

Despite slow adoption across the profession, AI has proven adept at augmenting—not replacing—the work of architects.

Do-it-yourselfer Ben Pennell advocates for a more hands-on approach to running a studio—with a pathbreaking portfolio to boot.

In an unsettled business climate, architects are doing their best to predict what’s ahead and insulate their firms from economic fallout.

Geneva-born Leopold Banchini travels the world to unlearn his ‘European certainties’ and discover how they do it elsewhere.

Francesca Gagliardi and Federico Rossi, the duo behind Milan-based Fondamenta, conjure geometric and spatial complexity.

This year's Design Vanguard cohort includes 10 emerging firms hailing from Michigan, Mexico City, Milan, and beyond.