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On China's Problem with "Weird" Architecture
How seriously should architects take Xi Jinping’s remarks on unusual buildings?
A Makerspace with Urban Ambitions
The founder of Portland's ADX on sharing, hard work, and the next generation of makers
Midcentury Finds: Don't Miss Wright Auction's Sale at Noon
The auction house will sell off pieces by designers such as Edgar Bartolucci, Alexander Girard, and Pierre Jeanneret.Archive » Architecture
OMA and OLIN Collaborate on "Bridge Park" for Washington, DC
The project's backers hope that the river-spanning park will be the city's next great landmark.
In Brisbane, An Innovative Laboratory Complex Is Home to Pioneering Medical Research
To facilitate collaboration, the Translational Research Institute puts sunlight and green space at its heart.Archive » Design
Nurturing Talent
Debera Johnson discusses why it’s important for design schools to help students become viable entrepreneurs.
Nostalgia in the Workplace
With a few updates, old-school desk designs turn out to be a great idea for today’s wired world.Archive » Culture
The Ghosts of 1914
Our columnist looks back at the Great War on the centennial of its outbreak.
What Ever Happened to Experience Design?
Technology isn't a substitute for human-centered solutions.Archive » Products
Molded for Strength
Luca Nichetto and Cassina borrow a production process from the car industry for the Motek chair.
The Office Uncubed
New products at NeoCon promise to make the daily grind easier.Advertisement
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