Architecture Design and History Join Forces at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum by Jeff Link In Columbus, Ohio, the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum has raised the bar—as a dedicated place to honor veterans’ service and with its innovative, inspiring design.
Manufacturing How One Nonprofit Is Scaling a Cheap and Well-Built Concrete 3D-Printed House by Susan Kuchinskas One nonprofit, New Story, is using a 3D-printed concrete house as a scalable model to address the global crisis of inadequate housing—a key issue in reducing poverty worldwide.
Architecture Inventive Design Turns a Gantry Into a Low-Cost “Vertical Village” for Creatives by Zach Mortice In East London, an empty gantry structure is reimagined as a new home for artists and creatives. The result is a fun-filled “vertical village,” its design courtesy of open-source WikiHouse.
Architecture Is the Rooftop Architecture Renaissance a Fad or a Fixture? by Matt Alderton A boom in rooftop architecture has transformed residential and commercial buildings, providing greenery, extra space, and Instagrammable views. Are these urban oases trendy or timeless?
Architecture Respect: Architect Zaha Hadid, Queen of the Curve by Jeff Link Architect Zaha Hadid, the first female “starchitect,” was an exceptional force in the industry. Her brilliance transcends this pioneering status, living on through her work and influence.
