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Montessori for Millennials: Architecture That Lets Adults Choose

1 week ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

Got a project that’s too bold to build? Submit your conceptual works, images and ideas for global recognition and print publication in the 2025 Vision Awards, launching this spring! Stay updated by clicking here. Walk into a Montessori classroom, and you won’t find a front and a back. There will probably be no whiteboard wall and, certainly, no teacher’s desk monopolizing a fifth of the space. Instead, the area is open.
Gloriously Unnecessary: The Return of the Architectural Folly

1 week ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

Architizer’s Vision Awards are back! The global awards program honors the world’s best architectural concepts, ideas and imagery. Preregistration is now open — click here to receive program updates. To design a building is typically to design for function, and a structure is often a solution. Yet, every now and then, we come across a building that has wriggled free of purpose altogether. It is too small to occupy, odd to ignore, or deliberate to be dismissed as a work of art.
Speak Easy: Designing the Next Generation of Podcast Studios

2 weeks ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

The latest edition of “Architizer: The World’s Best Architecture” — a stunning, hardbound book celebrating the most inspiring contemporary architecture from around the globe — is now available. Order your copy today. Out in the digital ether lies a graveyard of forgotten podcasts. Thousands of episodes launched enthusiastically but quickly faded without ceremony or even a lucrative mattress company sponsorship.
Midnight Maple: 12 Canadian Homes Cloaked in Black

2 weeks ago | architizer.com | Eric Baldwin

The countdown to 13th Annual A+Awards winners' announcement has begun! Stay updated by subscribing to Architizer's Awards Newsletter. Canadian residential design has continuously evolved alongside the country’s culture and environmental conditions. Large-scale immigration helped shape Canada into one of the most ethnically diverse nations in the world, a place that mixes styles, traditions and values.
From Pyramids to Picture Windows: A New Era of Architectural Wonder

2 weeks ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

Got a project that’s too wild for this world? Submit your conceptual works, images and ideas for global recognition and print publication in the 2025 Vision Awards, launching this spring! Stay updated by clicking here. We’re all familiar with the Seven Wonders of the World. The mathematically mesmerizing Great Pyramid of Giza. The gravity-defying Hanging Gardens of Babylon. That oversized, improbably serene statue of Zeus at Olympia.
Shapeshifting Spaces: How Phygital Design Is Reshaping Reality - and Architecture

3 weeks ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

Architects: Want to have your project featured? Showcase your work by uploading projects to Architizer and sign up for our inspirational newsletters. There’s a moment in Doctor Strange where the Ancient One flicks Stephen Strange’s astral form out of his body, and suddenly, he’s tumbling through alternate dimensions. Skyscrapers bend, cities multiply and infinite versions of himself spiral past, each slightly different, each existing at the same time.
Concrete Jungles, Empty Skies: How Smarter Design Can Bring Wildlife Back to Cities

4 weeks ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

For more ways to supercharge your workflow, check out more articles in our Tech for Architects series, which includes our recommendations of Top Laptops for Architects and Designers. There are many reasons to love Rome: the food, the art, the history. For architects, it is home to some of the most inspirational buildings in the world: the Colosseum, Vittoriano, and St. Peter’s Basilica, to name but a few.
Agrivoltaic Architecture: Solar Farms Are Failing Farmers - Architects Can Help

1 month ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

Architects: Want to have your project featured? Showcase your work by uploading projects to Architizer and sign up for our inspirational newsletters. Agrivoltaics are a brilliant idea that is waiting for a decent architect. The combination of renewable energy generation through solar energy capture and food production solutions, the concept offers an answer to two of the biggest environmental challenges of our time. However, so far, it’s all a bit awkward and slapdash.
The Spirit of Sustainability: Designing with Ghost Materials

1 month ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

Architects: Want to have your project featured? Showcase your work by uploading projects to Architizer and sign up for our inspirational newsletters. Material choices are a major part of every project. From travertine to limestone, corten steel to zinc, timber to terrazzo, architects spend a huge amount of time and energy selecting the perfect materials for their designs. Unfortunately, not all the materials used in a project are chosen.
Architecture, Unplugged: Why Forward-Thinking Architects Are Reclaiming the Art of Building by Hand

1 month ago | architizer.com | Samantha Frew

Architects: Want to have your project featured? Showcase your work by uploading projects to Architizer and sign up for our inspirational newsletters. In Tokyo, construction is measured in weeks, not years. It’s a place where efficiency is often valued above artistry. It’s a place where Keisuke Oka’s Arimaston Building really shouldn’t exist.