Articles by Andrew Ayers

Camillo Botticini brings a refined performance venue to his industrial hometown under a tight budget.

Landscaped courtyards and subtle interiors aim to improve patient experience at Switzerland’s largest pediatric healthcare facility.

A signature building by Josep Lluís Sert gets a surprising addition beneath its art-filled terraces.

At Château Cantenac Brown, the French sustainable-building veteran transforms a disused 1990s hotel into a contemporary foil for a historic home.

In addition to incorporating a new subterranean gallery, the firm updates every square foot of the original 1976 building to meet modern standards.

With only two purpose-built structures and a heavy reliance on existing venues, this year's games will be the least architectural—in terms of new construction—in decades.

L35, GMP, and Ribas & Ribas upgrade the club's Santiago Bernabéu Stadium to meet contemporary demands.

Next year, the radical 1970s monument will begin a $494 million overhaul led by AIA Life Designers and Moreau Kusunoki with Frida Escobedo.

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.

In Senegal, Nzinga Mboup and Nicolas Rondet challenge perceptions and push disciplinary limits when it comes to sustainable building practices.