A project in Ohio demonstrates how Universal Design is about designing buildings and using products designed for everyone, and not just certain groups of people.

Glass is an ideal material to ensure individuals living, working, or recuperating inside can access and experience the outside and optimal daylight. This is how it can help promote wellness in buildings.

Rich references in Carbondale's new shop for the Italian luxury fashion house transport visitors back to Baroque Rome.

For applications where conventional clear glass might normally be used, low-iron glass can deliver a highly transparent aesthetic with vibrant color fidelity—without the green tint.

Coiled wire fabric comes in numerous colors and offers a variety of functions and applications to open up design choices.

In Los Angeles, Hagy Belzberg's home for the USC Shoah Foundation supports personal, scholarly, and public reflection.

A popular online brand's New York flagship store cultivates its social-media community.

Junya Ishigami floats a daring structural scheme for a new JINS Eyewear shop in Shanghai.

Modern and classical design languages combine to create a convivial workplace in Oregon.

A young firm mines the potential of an ancient cave dwelling for a popular local eatery in Italy.