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A San Antonio Market Pairs Sustainable Agriculture With Biophilic Design

1 week ago | metropolismag.com | Lauren Jones

The Adaptive Reuse market designed by Clayton Korte and Emmer & Rye Hospitality Group aims to create a sensory (and low waste) grocery experience.
A San Antonio Market Pairs Sustainable Agriculture With Biophilic Design

1 week ago | metropolismag.com | Lauren Jones

The adaptive reuse market designed by Clayton Korte and Emmer & Rye Hospitality Group aims to create a sensory (and low waste) grocery experience.
A New Standard for Housing the Unhoused in Palm Springs

2 weeks ago | metropolismag.com | Sam Lubell

John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects (JFAK)’s Palm Springs Homeless Navigation Center, which opened at the end of last year, is one of a new generation of nurturing, multifunctional facilities transforming the way we think about housing the unhoused.
Seattle’s Vertical Convention Center Breaks the Mold

3 weeks ago | metropolismag.com | Sam Lubell

The LMN Architects–designed Summit Building reinvents the convention hall as a light-filled urban connector—and is one of few worldwide to achieve LEED Platinum certification. By: Sam LubellThe very earliest convention centers—exquisite, soaring amalgams of art and technology designed to showcase innovations in the most innovative way possible—were some of history’s great buildings, like the Crystal Palace in London (1851) and the Palais de l’Industrie in Paris (1855).
Envision Resilience Participants Design for Vulnerable Coastlines

3 weeks ago | metropolismag.com | Justin Wolf

The climate crisis will not be solved in a silo. Designing for the what if demands an interdisciplinary approach, with landscape architects, environmental scientists, design professionals and likeminded disciplines operating in tandem while tackling one interrelated challenge after the next. This outlook is embodied by annual design studio Envision Resilience.
8 Standout Products from Milan Design Week 2025

3 weeks ago | metropolismag.com | Adrian Madlener

At the Salone del Mobile and throughout Milan, brands showcased new touches of playfulness and elegance. By: Adrian MadlenerSalone del Mobile, the world’s largest design event, returned this April for its 63rd edition with a strong focus on new approaches to lighting design, the harnessing of the latest production technologies, reimagined modularity, and a slew of ever-popular re-editions.
Studio De Zwarte Hond Reimagines Dutch University with Circular Renovation

4 weeks ago | metropolismag.com | Petra Loho

The Herta Mohr building showcases how resourceful reuse can transform a legacy structure into a sustainability paradigm. By: Petra LohoEstablished in 1575, the Dutch Leiden University is a public research institution with two campuses, seven faculties, and five science clusters. Ranked 17th on the global UI Green Metric sustainability index, the university aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
4 Manufacturers Lead the Way in Sustainable Surfaces

1 month ago | metropolismag.com | Jaxson Stone

3form, Corian, Cosentino, and Wilsonart offer some of the most transparent surfacing products on the market. Cosentino reduces negative environmental impact across its value chain by committing to eco-conscious practices across all operations. The company runs on 100 percent renewable energy and recirculates 99 percent of the water it uses, with none of it being discharged into local waterways.
This Arkansas Institute Brings a Holistic Vision to Health-Care Design

1 month ago | metropolismag.com | Sam Lubell

On a wooded rise just southeast of the sinuous Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville, Arkansas, a new 85,000-square-foot building is set to open in May: the Heartland Whole Health Institute. The vision of philanthropist Alice Walton (Walmart heir and founder of both Heartland and the Alice L.
The Shenzhen Energy Ring Sets a New Standard for Circular Infrastructure

1 month ago | metropolismag.com | Adrian Madlener

The Perkins & Will–designed facility is a dynamic case study in placemaking, ensuring waste management and energy-generation become a more visible part of everyday life. When one thinks of a recycling facility or energy plant, they most likely picture nondescript building blocks and unsightly smoke stacks unceremoniously strewn along the fringes of a major city or taking up substantial space within its center.