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A director and professor at Auburn’s acclaimed architectural lab talk about the next 20 years of sustainable, rural design.

Our friends at PSFK fill us in on Dutch architecture firm UNStudio's plans for climate-responsive towers in Seoul, South Korea.

Two Chicago multimedia artists want to flip the switch on a Mies masterpiece to create an immersive experience.

The 1950 Kalmick House by A. Quincy Jones and Whitney R. Smith gets a sensitive makeover from its new owner, the lead planner for...

Architect Don Dimster celebrates the concept of communal family space with a pair of homes in Venice, California, for himself and...

This Barcelona-based collective turns information into art by democratizing data displays.

Plan your summer getaways with our picks for Airbnb rentals with great design.

A vast collection of Shaker furniture, representing the group's utilitarian leanings and stringent lifestyle, goes up for auction...

Even without any architectural training, C. Howard Crane built some of the most decadent theaters of the country.

Two Viennese expats open a New York City shop stocked with furniture, lighting, and accessories from their home country and...

The new-wave workplace model has influenced everything from corporate campuses to contract furniture.

We tapped architect Julie Fisher—who designed the inventive staircase-slide hybrid in our March 2014 issue—for her expert opinion...

The owner of Flexform’s New York showroom, David Levy, creates an elegant dining room overlooking Mexico City.

This stunning video from Dark Rye tracks Austin-based furniture designer Michael Yates's surreal experience creating his...

American designer Leon Ransmeier's new chair, for Italian brand Mattiazzi, proves that simplicity trumps radicalism when it comes...

We asked Celia Bertoia about growing up in a creative family and why the prolific midcentury designer signed very few of his...

Los Angeles's downtown has seen a rebirth recently thanks in part to a host of design-forward businesses opening their doors.

NYC makers show off their locally produced wares at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a manufacturing hub of its own.

A teardown renovation in Cambridge, Massachusetts, comes with a mandate for maximum efficiency.

A new book opens the door to a subterranean New York only seen by transit workers and graffiti artist.

One studio's response to Typhoon Haiyan for a multi-purpose, storm-resistant school in an affected area of the Philippines.

An exhibition at the Venice Biennale showcases the Baltic state’s unique post-war styles and structures.

An old barn in a Beverly Hills canyon inspires a new, clean-lined guesthouse and concert venue.

A cramped apartment in a prewar apartment building becomes an inviting space for a young family.

Humanscale's Sacha Burn details what to consider when buying body-conscious seating.

In the wake of recent federal legistation making it harder to acquire incandescent bulbs, Cree has developed an efficient,...

The Brazilian furniture designers and Clerkenwell headliners discuss letting the material make decisions and designing furniture...

By striving for the “super normal,” the soft-spoken Jasper Morrison has made noise with his inclusive, intuitive design.

A pop-up exhibition in Manhattan heralds Herman Miller's first-ever archival reissues of Girard's furniture and textile designs.

How do you design green space that can withstand Abu Dhabi’s heat? Thomas Heatherwick listened to the desert.

In an attempt to bring boldness back to Chicago, a new exhibit and book re-examines the city’s architectural legacy.

A smart mattress combines advanced technological features and luxe fabrics to solve your sleeping problems.

This Minneapolis idea shop and store focuses on practical Midwestern goods with personality.