How a handful of organic 20th-century homes by the architect Jorge Zalszupin came to redefine Modernist design.
Category: Architecture
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It Might Be Time to Consider Timisoara
OK, “Little Vienna” might be a stretch, but the Romanian city is a genuine, livable and multicultural place that offers just enough for visitors to fill two or three days.
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A Treehouse Builder Who Celebrates Impermanence
Japan’s Takashi Kobayashi has found freedom in the canopies.
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Jack Fisk: The Genius Behind Hollywood’s Most Indelible Sets
How Jack Fisk, the master production designer behind ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ and many other films, brings the past to life.
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Colleges Find Real Estate Bargains in Empty Office Spaces
As companies with hybrid work forces reduce square footage, universities see an opportunity to buy buildings at bargain prices.
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In These Houses, It’s What’s Outside That Counts
Throughout Mexico, the veteran architect Alberto Kalach creates spare dwellings that respond to the landscape around them.
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One Architect Shows Sustainable Home Renovation Is Possible in Brooklyn
Using a technique called mass timber construction, a Brooklyn architect created a sustainable home for his family — with a tree growing at the center.
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How Hudson River Park Helped Revitalize Manhattan’s West Side
Developers have poured billions of dollars into transforming neighborhoods in a former industrial area, attracting companies like IAC and Google, and legions of residents.
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When Professional Golfers Are Also Course Designers
Golf course design is now in an era of star architects, but professional golfers are still bringing their name and vast playing knowledge to projects.
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In an Egyptian Oasis, a House Built From Sand, Rope and Salt
A designer and an environmentalist have created a retreat that surrenders to the desert.
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On Fire Island, a Home for Art — and the Artists Who Make It
How a New York homeowner and a pair of gay architects turned a midcentury Sears catalog kit house in the Pines into a contemporary refuge that looks nothing like its neighbors.
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The Architect Elizabeth Graziolo Forges Ahead in an Open Lane
Elizabeth Graziolo is a Black female classical architect and owns her own firm. Thanks to her influence, she may soon have more company.