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  • Eva Diego Appointed CEO of Hyphen

    Eva Diego Appointed CEO of Hyphen

    International architectural firm Hyphen has announced the appointment of Eva Diego as Chief Executive Officer, marking a pivotal leadership transition for one of the world’s most dynamic practices operating at the intersection of retail, hospitality, and digital infrastructure. Leadership Transition Built on Continuity The appointment, effective January 2026, sees Diego succeed Eddie Miles, who transitions […] More

  • Curve X by JSWD Introduces a Red Office Building in Düsseldorf

    Curve X marks the completion of a long-vacant site in the center of Düsseldorf, introducing a highly legible office building defined by movement, color, and spatial clarity. Designed by JSWD, the project emerged from a 2018 competition initiated by a Hamburg-based developer seeking a sustainable office building with high-quality interiors. JSWD’s proposal, an x-shaped volume […] More

  • Architecture and Afterlife: The New Judicial Morgue in Santa Fe

    In Vera, Santa Fe, Argentina, the new Judicial Morgue emerges as a nuanced exercise in architectural sensitivity. Conceived by the Architectural Office of the Judiciary of Santa Fe, the project confronts the challenge of designing for a program often relegated to the periphery of public awareness. Completed in 2024, the building occupies a 5,000 m² […] More

  • Reuse

    Three Major Commercial Retrofits That Demonstrate How Reuse Outperforms Rebuild

    For years, the commercial property market treated demolition and rebuild as the default. That position is becoming harder to defend. Whole-life carbon, regulatory pressure and basic economics are all tilting in favour of deep refurbishment and adaptive reuse. Especially for large office towers. Three flagship projects – in Sydney, London and New York – now […] More

  • Simone Veil School Group by Le Penhuel Architectes & Associés

    In Tremblay-en-France, Le Penhuel Architectes & Associés have realized a project that redefines the educational landscape. The Simone Veil school group, recipient of the Équerre d’argent 2025 Prize, stands as a model for sustainable, human-focused design. Set in a tranquil area of detached homes, the facility’s program is ambitious: eight classrooms, a multipurpose room, a […] More

  • Clayton Korte: Reimagining Stable Hall for San Antonio’s Next Chapter

    Clayton Korte, the renowned Texas-based architecture firm, is the creative force behind the transformation of Stable Hall in San Antonio’s historic Pearl district. With a reputation for celebrating context, craft, and authenticity, Clayton Korte approached the 128-year-old Pearl Stable with a deep respect for its architectural legacy while boldly reimagining its future as a premier […] More

  • Julius Nielsen Designs Tiny Church Tolvkanten in Copenhagen

    In Copenhagen’s North Harbour district, architect Julius Nielsen has completed Tiny Church Tolvkanten, a twelve-sided wooden sanctuary that rethinks what a contemporary church can be. At just 75 m², the project demonstrates how modest scale can carry monumental presence, creating a space where form, light, and material hold greater significance than symbolic ornamentation. Religious Architecture […] More

  • Role of Virtual Assistants in Construction Project Coordination

    Construction projects are messy, time-sensitive, and full of moving parts, which makes coordination an ongoing challenge. That’s where virtual assistants come in. They don’t swing hammers or pour concrete, but they do keep schedules aligned, paperwork organized, and communication running smoothly. In short, they take on the tasks no one on-site has time for. ARCHISCENE […] More

  • Five Women Rewriting the Blueprint of Contemporary Architecture

    For decades, architecture’s public face was defined by a narrow slice of authorship and a narrow idea of value, spectacle over service, novelty over longevity. The pressures shaping the field today are different: climate deadlines, housing scarcity, social inequity, tightening budgets, and a public that expects culture to be accessible, not gated. In that shift, […] More

  • Mehrdad Hadighi Unpacks Le Corbusier’s Ahmedabad Millowners’ Association

    Le Corbusier’s Millowners’ Association Building in Ahmedabad, completed in 1954, sits quietly in the architect’s canon. It appears less often in surveys than Chandigarh or Ronchamp, yet historians and practitioners cite it as a hinge point in his development. ARCHITECTURE Mehrdad Hadighi’s new book brings the building into sharp focus, presenting it as an essential […] More

  • Parque Primavera in Mexico by RootStudio

    In Oaxaca, Mexico, RootStudio in collaboration with LABORA has transformed a former plywood factory site into Parque Primavera Oaxaqueña Cho Ndobá. The park’s name means “spring” in Mazatec, a nod to its role as a place of renewal. Spanning 11.84 hectares, the project has converted degraded land into a multifunctional space that integrates culture, sports, […] More

  • How Law Firms Use Architectural Design to Build a Legal Brand

    Before you ever speak, your space begins the conversation. Clients notice the layout, the materials, and the lighting. These details shape how they perceive your credibility and culture. In crowded markets, that impression matters even more. The right design should do more than look polished, it should communicate both tradition and forward thinking. Architectural choices […] More

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