Architecture

Some houses announce themselves. Villa VICUS does the opposite—and that's precisely what makes it worth talking about. Completed in 2024 by Bratislava-based practice sebastian...

Concrete doesn't apologize. Neither does this book. The Atlas of Brutalist Architecture by Phaidon Editors arrived in 2020 as a 568-page, 5.6-pound argument that...

Judging an architecture award is a strange kind of pressure test. Michele Rhoda, Principal at Cape Town-based studio ARRCC, walked into the WAN Awards...

Minimalism gets misused constantly. Architects slap flat roofs on boxy volumes, strip interiors to bare concrete, and call it restraint. What studio edit! delivered...

Honestly, travel and architecture books come and go. Most of them promise the world and deliver a recycled slideshow of images you've already seen...

Somewhere between preservation and reinvention, the most honest architecture happens. Atelier d'arquitectura Lopes da Costa understood this when they stepped into a pre-1951 house...

There is a particular kind of design intelligence that refuses to shout. Villa Normanni, a newly completed Mediterranean retreat nestled in the olive groves...

Luxury travel publishing just raised its own bar. Explore: The Leading Hotels of the World arrives in June 2026 as the third volume in...

Quiet is having a moment. Not the quiet of minimalism reduced to a trend board, but a more earned, more philosophical kind — the...

Your bedroom is already designing you. So is your office. So is every corridor, classroom, and kitchen you spend time in. You didn't choose...

Some books belong on shelves. Architectural Digest at 100 belongs on every creative professional's desk, open, marked, and referenced constantly. Published by Abrams Books...

Reconstruction is rarely romantic. But when Mimosa Architects rebuilt a small riverside cabin on the banks of the Sázava River in the Czech Republic,...