Articles Tagged with ''architecture firms''

Shanghai-based HCCH Studio, led by Chenchen Hu and Hao Chen, excels at exploring novel materials with tight constraints.

In Los Angeles, Mira Henry and Matthew Au of Current Interests leverage their creative backgrounds to craft spaces well suited for artists.

The husband and wife team of Álvaro Fidalgo and Arantza Ozaeta, in Madrid, are redesigning the design process to include clients and users.

Mergers and acquisitions offer architects one way—with many caveats—to plan for the future.

For the sixth consecutive year, Gensler and Perkins&Will command the highest positions in first and second place, respectively, on our annual ranking of the Top 300 U.S. architecture firms by revenue.

Even with ballooning submission requirements and meager stipends, architects are still drawn to design competitions.

RECORD tackles pressing issues facing firms today, including the rewards and pitfalls of design competitions, strategies for succeeding in an unpredictable business climate, succession planning, and trends in digital technology.

Informed by what he calls ‘essentialism,’ Mexican architect Rogelio Bores prioritizes formal precision and an intimate connection with clients.

With a globe-spanning portfolio of socially motivated projects, Nick Roseboro and Alessandro Orsini are consistently willing to upend convention.

Mireia Luzárraga and Alejandro Muiño’s provocative projects, ranging from a whimsical garden folly to radically energy-efficient apartments, utilize design as a tool for activism.