Bay Area–based architects including Lisa Iwamoto, Craig Hartman, and Mark Cavagnero share their picks for must-see sights and experiences in San Francisco and beyond ahead of the 2023 AIA Conference on Architecture.

Lorcan O’Herlihy of Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects joins the podcast to discuss the design process for the Sandi Simon Center for Dance at Chapman University, the revitalization of Detroit, and his book “Architecture Is a Social Act.”

In-process, completed, and on-the-boards projects featuring wood, including housing, office towers, museums, and academic buildings from Europe and North America.

Ederlezi, a residence on a 16-foot-wide lot in a historic area of suburban Monterrey, conforms to strict conservation guidelines regulated by Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History.

High construction costs and interest rates have negatively impacted design activity, reflecting fears of economic downturn; design inquiries, however, show an upward trend.

Tucked in a historic San Antonio neighborhood, the dwelling for a family of four abounds with daylight and layered transparencies.

With an upper level clad in dark-stained cedar siding and black corrugated metal, the two-story addition contrasts with the predominantly white stucco Spanish Colonial architecture of L.A.'s Silver Lake neighborhood.

Cyber-physical architect and artist Güvenç Özel joins the podcast to discuss the future impacts of technology on the profession, how architecture is perceived through mixed media, and the design process for his ‘Holoflux’ installation at Coachella.

Originally opened in 1990, the subtle transformations at the Hammer Museum have made the Edward Larrabee Barnes building ready for new audiences.