Profiles

In our July/August 2012 issue, we profiled a cross-section of women working in the design field from architects to curatorial theorists and a handful of professions between.

After living on the road for numerous years, a young artist uncovers an inspiring studio in Rhode Island.

From a cat-shaped kindergarten to a robot-like skyscraper, these postmodern buildings have a hearty sense of humor.

We were very saddened to learn that the great architecture critic Ada Louise Huxtable passed away Monday, January 7th, 2012. She was 91 years old.

Why do some of Studio Drift’s projects take more than a decade to complete? Because the technology to create them doesn’t exist yet.

Don’t be fooled by his mellow, self-effacing demeanor: Architect Thomas Phifer is a master of his craft, designing daylit, minimalist buildings that meld the ideals of classic...

On his birthday, we remember Japanese-American artist, designer, and activist Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) for a legacy of profoundly imaginative, engaging work.

The Pritzker Prize–winning architect reflects on his achievements and his mentor.

We spoke with architect Eric Cobb about the process behind building a floating home.

The industrial designer and Pratt Institute graduate teaches at her alma mater, instilling midcentury rigor in the creators of tomorrow.

The author of “Lina Bo Bardi” peels back the layers of the influential architect’s work.

Take a tour through Chicago’s first passive house, built by Brandon Weiss of Weiss Building and Development LLC with the help of architect Tom Bassett-Dilley.

As one of the few blind practicing architects in the world, Chris Downey occupies a unique place in design.

Wielding design as a tool for empowering underserved communities, these visionary Black architects and designers are paving the way for a more ethical future.

We sat down with Godfrey-June to get the full scoop on how to make the bathroom your go-to place for relaxation and rejuvenation.

We spoke with internationally renowned mixologist Ryan Chetiyawardana about crafting the right cocktail for any occasion, necessary tools for an at-home bar, and his debut U.S....

From her home just outside San Francisco, chef Dominique Crenn gives us the scoop on how to transform a simple meal for friends and family into an inimitable, welcoming experience.

He believes there’s beauty and a lesson for today in a centuries-old craft.

The famed advocate of urban living embraces country life with a new exhibition.

“How do you make a piece of architecture about architecture?” Mack Scogin asks.

Architect and furniture designer Alejandro Sticotti invites us inside his Palermo showroom and studio.

San Francisco–based chef Anthony Strong offers workshops on building a picturesque Tahoe lodge out of candy and gingerbread.

In her Berlin studio, rogue Dutch designer Hella Jongerius creates colorful, covetable objects that meld the handmade and the mass-produced in surprising new ways.

Architect William Hogan recounts the stroke of luck that introduced him to Ray Kappe, and the profound influence Kappe would have on his life.

Check out the best products crafted in the Northeast, part of our 2019 Made in America series.

Check out the best products crafted in the South, part of our 2019 Made in America series.

Check out the best products crafted in the Southwest, part of our 2019 Made in America series.

Check out the best products crafted in the Midwest, part of our 2019 Made in America series.

Check out the best products crafted in the West in this installment of our 2019 Made in America series.

Take a coast-to-coast tour of objects for your home, and meet some of the people who make them.