Andrew Ayers

The Barcelona museum’s outgoing director Marko Daniel discusses the close relationship between architect and artist, the challenges of upgrading the landmark building, and the delicate question of daylight.

The highly contested Paris landmark, which will principally contain office space, is set to open next spring.

The new branch of Fondation Daniel & Nina Carasso is a mixed-program venue that resulted from an ambitious adaptive-reuse scheme by local firms Husos and Elii.

Olive green metal panels clad the timber-framed facility designed by Barcelona-based Josep Ferrando Architecture.

The slide-equipped academic building is the second circular structure designed by the architect at the elite Swiss boarding school on Lake Geneva.

Designed by Vir.Mueller Architects, the mostly subterranean curatorial center comes more than 450 years after the completion of the domed mausoleum.

Designed by London’s T_M.space, the temporary bamboo structure was bedecked in a mix of native and invasive species.

Careful not to detract from its character, the firm cleverly restores and enlarges a space-strapped junior high school built in the 1960s from prefabricated concrete.

Architect Kulapat Yantrasast envisions Dib Bangkok, Thailand's first international contemporary art museum, as more of an events-hosting playground than a temple for viewing static art.

The design team of Baukunst and Bruther describe Frame, which rises 100 feet above a new media park in Brussels, as being more akin to a piece of infrastructure than a classic building.