Articles by Josephine Minutillo

A gigantic Passive House facility at Melbourne’s Monash University radically reduces energy consumption.

Every now and then, an architecture book comes along that reminds you of all the things you love about architecture.

A 2020 Design Vanguard juxtaposes two vastly different housing typologies for a small development in Chile.

A Florence-based firm designs a finely crafted production facility for the Celine brand of high-end leather goods, overlooking the hills of Tuscany.

A Seattle-based architecture firm deftly orchestrates a new site for the Louisiana Children’s Museum by a lagoon in the Big Easy.

This Texas-sized tome presents a rich history of an “outsider” architect and individual, with stunning archival photography of the inventive buildings and interiors he designed.

The flexible design of a hospital expansion at the University of Virginia swiftly adapted to the COVID-19 crisis before its opening.

A New Zealand firm transforms a banal warehouse into a sleek fabric showroom and offices.

The gallerist owner of an art-themed hotel in Richmond, Virginia, opens a new outpost in Charlottesville.

The projects in Agata Toromanoff's new book are experimental, avant-garde, but also edgy in the literal sense, as in built on an edge.