Architecture

Located on Aguacate Street in the Carabanchel district, Espacio Aguacate is nestled in one of Madrid’s most rapidly transforming neighborhoods. Historically […]

Some of India’s most convincing architectural worlds have never existed outside a film set. Courtyards, palaces, streets and even entire neighbourhoods have […]

The main inspiration was Okrąglak itself – one of Wrocław’s iconic modernist buildings. Rather than recreating its historical interior, we translated its […]

In contemporary China, an increasing number of young people are drawn to the countryside, bringing with them new forms of urban life. Cafés, independent […]

An apartment designed for a young couple, aimed at optimizing financial resources while taking advantage of the structural spatial characteristics.

The renovation project for the João Moura Apartment is organized around the search for a living space capable of operating at different scales of occupation: […]

Architecture that relies on the strength of horizontal planes to create shade, comfort, and presence. At the client’s request, we developed a home for the […]

For almost nine years, we have been helping our client, Qing, build a 730-square-foot cottage on the water in Bodega Bay, California, the foggy coastal village […]

The spatial consequences of urban form are revealed when health outcomes are mapped over neighborhoods. Neighborhoods that support walking, daily errands, […]

The former Lock-Keeper’s house is located on the edge of the Canal du Midi, and boasts a number of landscaping features that give it a special atmosphere: a […]

A Village Where Street Culture, Community, and Nature Converge – Bangkok is a cultural palimpsest shaped by layers of street markets, temples, contemporary […]

In many Mexican cities, drinking water has not simply disappeared from public life; it has been reorganized through a dense economy of substitution. It arrives […]

San Francisco is creating affordable housing for artists, Yayoi Kusama dies at 97, and more.

As more money flows into the medium, professionally designed sets that mimic domestic backdrops have become the go-to ingredient for keeping things candid.

The material can discolor and is hard to patch. We spoke with architects who used it in projects covered by Dwell to find out how they’re looking now.

In contrast to the concept of the “non-place,” the design transforms the airport into an active urban element integrated into the Ribeirão Preto community. […]

South of Prague, the 210-square-foot extension creates one open, fluid living space that’s flush with built-in seating and storage.

Perichón House begins before its form is even defined. The starting point is to carefully recognize what already exists: a wooded lot, a clearing among the […]

The Encontros (“Encounters”) sculpture is the new public artwork created by Estudio Guto Requena, a tribute to Guto’s hometown of Sorocaba (“torn land” in the […]

Mandy Franz’s approach to architecture has been shaped by the romantic castles and brutalist architecture of her East German childhood, Santiago Calatrava and […]

Located in the heart of downtown Philadelphia, RSHP and co-architects Perkins Eastman have completed 210 South 12th for developer Midwood Investment & […]

Pracownia is a story about holistic design, where a relationship between the user’s needs and matter, both existing and conceived, forms a multi-layered […]

Since its launch in 2020, the ArchDaily Next Practices Awards have spotlighted forward-thinking architecture practices that are redefining the boundaries of […]

Bas Smets’ Water Garden at the Vitra Campus  in Weil am Rhein features a pond, flower gardens, micro-forests – and three sharks designed by Hella […]

The three-level plan is wrapped in floor-to-ceiling panes, immersing the interiors in the trees.

With no need for mulch or fertilizer and fewer weeds, the technique is a no-brainer for many gardeners. Here, three experts tell us how to get started.

This 15th-century property is not your average estate: it’s seen royals, society parties, and enough gossip to paper a bathroom.

Designers from this year’s list are reinterpreting deco geometries with their work, including Eduardo Orúe Barceló in Portugal and Zhen Bian and Jaco Qian […]

The cherry dimmer switch on a lamp by New York’s Bechara Maalouf is just one example of novel ornamentation that appears in the work of this year’s […]

Hamza Mekdad in Beirut and Robby Simon in Atlanta are among the creatives on this year’s list whose works engage with craft’s historical motifs.