Reporting and analysis grouped around #Architecture.
The AD100 designer used centuries-old woodwork and ancient stone to reshape a Swiss Alps chalet, pursuing an interior where architecture, art and landscape appear closely connected.
Architectural Digest’s selection of nine Gothic Revival buildings revisits a movement that returned nearly five centuries after Gothic architecture first emerged, driven by Romanticism, nostalgia and national pride.
A design-focused look at the Waldorf Astoria Residences at 303 Park Avenue frames the Midtown Manhattan project through its immersive finishes and unusually intense sense of color.
Architectural Digest has assembled an 11-film watchlist for designers seeking visual stimulation, framing cinema as a useful source of ideas about space, atmosphere and the built environment.
Geremia Design and Terremotto joined Marsden Architecture to restore a glass-walled postwar Joseph Eichler house in Marin County, using terrazzo as the foundation for a softer, nature-led interior palette.
A global selection of bloom-shaped architecture shows how designers have translated floral imagery into usable structures, from temples in India and high-rises in Qatar to an example in the United States.
A red-brick Victorian in Dallas, judged close to irreparable, is being restored through an unconventional intervention conceived by architect Russell Buchanan: a new house built within the historic structure.
Michael K. Chen and Elizabeth Graziolo examine the thinking behind recent residential work, placing design intent and execution at the centre of contemporary renovation decisions.
Archaeological research has found that an underground city in Türkiye extends across substantially more ground than earlier assessments indicated, reshaping understanding of its scale and spatial complexity.
A survey of 14 thatched-roof villages shows how reeds, straw and other dried plant materials have shaped distinctive rural settings across continents, from Chile to Japan.
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