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Spanish Pavilion at the 2026 World Design Capital Imagines Infrastructure as a Living System

Every two years, the World Design Organization bestows the title of World Design Capital on a city (or region). The 2026 World Design Capital (WDC) is Frankfurt Rhein-Main in Germany, with pioneering projects and programming to explore the depths of…
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Kehai House

Kehai House is a minimalist residence located in Morelia, Mexico, designed by HW Studio. The project begins with a paradox that any architect will recognize: designing for others is clarifying work, but designing for oneself strips away every professional shelter.…
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Maude Apatow Is Extra Happy In New York

Today Architectural Digest is welcomed by actress Maude Apatow to tour her first New York apartment. The ‘Euphoria’ star has always dreamed of moving to New York and doing theater, so when a chance to star off-Broadway came knocking she…
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Rita Ora Can’t Believe Her Garden is in London

Rita Ora gives Architectural Digest a glimpse inside her London home—and this room steals the show. With old-school radiators, huge windows, and a surprisingly lush garden view, it’s hard to believe this is in the middle of the city. #RitaOra…
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Step Inside Maude Apatow’s Relaxing NYC Apartment

Maude Apatow shares how she created a calm, light-filled escape from the chaos of New York City. From her serene entryway to the apartment’s “good energy.” #ArchitecturalDigest #OpenDoor #MaudeApatow #ApartmentTour Read another article:Botany as an Artistic Practice: Anna Atkins’ BlueprintsFeeling…
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Basic Space: Designed for Calm, Built for Community

For some, the idea of entering a yoga studio can be fraught with feelings of intimidation and anxiety. What is meant to be a calm and meditative space can often be perceived by the inexperienced as exclusive, judgemental and unwelcoming;…
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A Los Cabos Home Raises the Roof(s)

In sunny Los Cabos, shade is a much-needed amenity. So, when designing Casa en Palmilla in the Mexican city, the firm ESTUDIO Ignacio Urquiza Ana Paula de Alba crafted an architectural form that integrates shade into the very DNA of…
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Leibal — Casa Balma Murada

Casa Balma Murada is a minimalist residence located on the Mediterranean Coast, designed by Mesura. The project begins with a material logic so literal it borders on poetic: stone removed from the ground to excavate the garage becomes the substance…
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Jonoya by Masakazu Tsujibayashi Is Anything But Ordinary

All architecture is a dance between the public and the private. The things we choose to show, and the things we keep to ourselves – usually quite telling. Among the small streets of Osaka, things that happen on street level…
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House in a Garden

House in a Garden is a minimalist residence located in Melbourne, Australia, designed by Edition Office. Above the Birrarung floodplain, the project reads as an intervention against a long tradition of houses that dominate their sites. The 1980s Mediterranean Revival…
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ROOST Rainey is a Home Away from Home High Up in Austin’s Burgeoning Skyline

It’s hard to deny that Austin is booming. The once sleepy Texas state capital—known for its alternative music and art scene—has flourished into a major tech hub; challenging San Francisco’s hegemony. With that, the midsized city has seen innumerable skyscrapers…
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Dining And Living Design at Salone 2026: Shaping Modern Interiors

At Salone del Mobile 2026, the evolution of Dining And Living Design at Salone 2026 reveals a fundamental shift in how spaces are conceived. Dining rooms are no longer formal, isolated environments—they are becoming fluid extensions of living areas, designed…
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Dwelling through Indeterminacy: Susana Torre’s House of Meanings (1970–1972)

Susana Torre is an Argentine-born architect who has worked primarily in the United States, where she studied at Columbia University and later chose to settle. Her relocation coincided with the onset of Argentina’s Dirty War, a period of state terrorism…
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Dwelling through Indeterminancy: Susana Torre’s House of Meanings (1970–1972)

Susana Torre is an Argentine-born architect who has worked primarily in the United States, where she studied at Columbia University and later chose to settle. Her relocation coincided with the onset of Argentina’s Dirty War, a period of state terrorism…
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BIG Unveils a Temporary “Living” Stadium for Shakira’s Concert Residence in Madrid

Renderings for the Shakira Stadium project in Madrid, 2026. Image © BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group Shakira, Live Nation, and Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) have teamed up to build one of the most ambitious venues in recent memory. And most impressively, it…
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F5: Peter Pelsinski Talks Shadows and Light, Color, Play + More

As a child, Peter Pelsinski was convinced that astronauts and garbage collectors had the coolest vehicles, and as a science fan, he figured that space travel could well be in his future. When he arrived at college though, he hadn’t…
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An Asian Restaurant with a Contemporary Twist in Seoul

Gastronomes with discerning palates appreciate settings that make dining out as memorable as the food on offer. Yet a modern aesthetic in an eatery can appear cold and uninviting. Design2tone’s vision for a new spot was all about the balance…
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This Residential Tower-Topped Hotel is a Ryokan-Styled Sky Oasis

Toronto is growing at an incredible rate—spreading across the vast lakeside plain it anchors and rising in dense vertical pockets. In just a few years, its population has surpassed that of other burgeoning urban centers, making it the fourth-largest city…