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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…
Architecture

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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F5: Paige Lawrence on Wildflowers, Vintage Furniture, a Fiddle-Leaf Fig Plant + More

Raised in Texas, Paige Lawrence earned a bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University before moving to Los Angeles. It was here that an early role in kitchen design and interiors sparked her interest in the built environment. Lawrence eventually received a…
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Top 10 Friday Five Posts of 2025

Joya Nandurdikar grounds her design practice in India’s rich craft heritage, viewing creativity as both expression and cultural preservation. As cofounder of Untitled Design and later Furgonomics, she champions responsible luxury through deep collaboration with artisans, blending traditional techniques with…
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Unexpected Things in an Architects Own Home with Paul Clarke Studio

Tucked into the fabric of suburban Auckland, this architects own home by Paul Clarke of Studio2 Architects reveals a curated yet deeply personal narrative through 10 unexpected design elements. Informed by a career immersed in material exploration and crafted detail,…
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Nathan Warkentin Talks Brown, the View From His Window + More

Nathan Warkentin has tried his hand at a number of artistic pursuits, from photography to music, but he felt a pull to go in another direction, and so interiors became that space for him to explore. “It’s the most immersive…
Architecture

How This Famous Architect Shaped Modern Design | Architectural Digest

Legendary architect Sir Norman Foster sits down with Architectural Digest to reflect on his groundbreaking career, visionary design philosophy, and the future of architecture. As the founder of Foster + Partners, established in 1967, Foster has shaped skylines across the…
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Aaron Leshtz on Dodger Stadium, Topo Designs, Eric Nash + More

After Los Angeles native Aaron Leshtz earned his degree in architecture from the University of Southern California, he accepted a position at Studio Sofield in New York City. It was more than a job, but a pivotal period that left…
Architecture

Lainey Wilson Owns Flooring From the First-Ever Grand Ole Opry

Lainey Wilson has a long list of impressive career achievements, one of which was getting inducted into the Grand Ole Opry. As a gift after the ceremony, she was given a section of the flooring from the first-ever induction. Feeling…
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Is Fallingwater The Greatest House Ever Designed? (House Tour)

Is Fallingwater the greatest house ever designed? Set deep in the forests of south-western Pennsylvania, the question continues to captivate architects and admirers alike. Cantilevered above a cascading stream, the residence by Frank Lloyd Wright has become one of the…
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F5: Leta Sobierajski Talks Giant Pandas, Sculptural Clothing + More

When Leta Sobierajski enrolled in college, she already knew what she was meant to do, and she didn’t settle for anything less. “When I went to school for graphic design, I really didn’t have a backup plan – it was…
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Leta Sobierajski Talks Giant Pandas, Sculptural Clothing + More

When Leta Sobierajski enrolled in college, she already knew what she was meant to do, and she didn’t settle for anything less. “When I went to school for graphic design, I really didn’t have a backup plan – it was…
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Architects Answer the Most Asked Questions About Designing a Home (Design Masterclass)

In this conversation, architects Madeleine Blanchfield and Nick Tobias offer thoughtful, experience-backed answers to the most asked questions about designing a home, drawing on decades of practice across a diverse range of projects. Their wide-ranging conversation sheds light on what…
Architecture

How Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architecture Evolved Over 70 Years | Architectural Digest

Architect Michael Wyetzner of Michielli + Wyetzner Architects returns to AD to break down the extraordinary 70-year career of Frank Lloyd Wright. From the groundbreaking Prairie style homes that redefined American domestic architecture to his visionary organic architecture and innovative…
Architecture

How Zaha Hadid Revolutionized The Way Architects Design | Architectural Digest

Michael Wyetzner of Michielli + Wyetzner Architects returns to AD to discuss Zaha Hadid’s iconic career and how her work revolutionized the way architects design today. Known for her logic and gravity-defying designs, Hadid’s design process was heavily influenced by…
Architecture

Walton Goggins hangs out with Raylan & Boyd Everyday in His Office

Walton Goggins has filled his home office with mementos of his career and family, including his time playing Boyd Crowder alongside Timothy Olyphant in Justified. Want even more AD? Subscribe to the magazine and get a free tote ►► https://bit.ly/3Oh8McU…
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AAHA Studio Redefines a Forever Home on Oceano Drive

The path of residential mobility – where individuals move to re-optimize as their needs change, budgets increase, and families grow – has seen a variety of challenges to the traditional trajectory. Homeowners used to migrate from starter to forever home,…
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F5: Elizabeth Graziolo Talks Door Knockers, Sunsets + More

A career path to architecture unfolded for Elizabeth Graziolo when she was accepted into the architecture program at Cooper Union in New York City. At the time, she wasn’t sure what she wanted to do, yet within a few months…