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Kaufmann House Restoration by Marmol Radziner

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Originally designed by architect Richard Neutra in 1946, the Kaufmann House is located in Palm Springs, California. Fifty years after the house was completed, the restoration returns the residence to its initial form, size, and aesthetic integrity. An important challenge of the restoration was to re-create the dialogue between nature and sculpture, a particularly difficult undertaking in an area that has grown from a sparsely inhabited, rugged desert into a suburban residential neighborhood.

The Kaufmann House is perhaps most widely recognized in photographer Julius Shulman’s 1947 twilight image looking into the house from the outside pool area. Along with Shulman’s other historic photographs, this image was an invaluable guide in determining the original characteristics of this modern monument’s form, texture and color. 

Using archival materials, including Neutra’s drawings of the details of the house from UCLA’s Special Collections Department in the University Research Library, th...


NBBJ named among TIME100 Most Influential Companies 2025

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Global architecture firm NBBJ has been listed in the TIME100 Most Influential Companies list of 2025. The firm, which was also recently honored at the 2025 AIA Architecture Awards, was described as an “architectural powerhouse” by TIME, which pointed to their work in prefabricated manufactured components to speed construction of large-scale health care projects. 

“We’re deconstructing the complexities of hospital design to create modular components that can be deployed system-wide,” NBBJ partner and healthcare lead Andy Snyder told TIME. “It’s like an erector set—standardized parts built in a factory, then installed on site to improve quality and reduce cost.”

While NBBJ was the only architectural design firm to be included, the TIME100 list this year also included Diriyah Company, the entity behind the $63 billion Saudi tourism development Diriyah Gate, which “melds modern luxuries with the region’s traditional mud-brick Najdi architecture,” according to TIME. 

Also listed was outd...

5515 Pine Tree Drive by SDH_Studio Architecture + Design

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Set along the widest stretch of the Indian Creek Waterway, this waterfront home invites us to inhabit a space where the shimmering waters of Miami’s coastal landscape become an integral part of the home’s daily rhythm. Anchored on an expansive East-facing lot in the exclusive La Gorce neighborhood, the architecture blends contemporary design with a refined tropical sensibility, responding to the vibrant energy of South Beach while offering serene privacy.

Approaching the house, a dramatic water feature at the entry gently guides visitors toward a grand double-height atrium—a luminous threshold that frames the sky and bathes the interiors in shifting light. Internally, the expansive program unfolds around a central communication core, where glass-filled voids create a dynamic interplay of light and space.

A carefully orchestrated blend of textures defines the spatial interior experience: the quiet strength of textured travertine columns, the tranquil expanse of smooth white ceilings,...

Influential architect and New Urbanism champion Léon Krier dead at 79; reportedly jumped from Palma’s cathedral

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Influential architect Léon Krier has died at the age of 79. Described by The Guardian as “one of the most influential town planners of his generation,” Krier was the leading figure of the New Urbanism movement, which called for a return to traditional walkable urban areas and compact, human-scale urbanism. 

“The work of the New Urbanist movement is grounded in the understandings of architecture, urbanism, modernity, and community that Léon contributed to this world,” explains Mallory Baches, president of the Congress for the New Urbanism. “We are indebted to his intellectual courage, and we remain champions of both the beauty and the rationality he saw to be so desperately needed in the built environment.”

Poundbury, UK. Image credit: Leon Krier, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

The Architectural Record reports that Krier, who was suffering from colon cancer, “apparently jumped to his death from the walls of Palma’s cathedral” in Spain. While local newspapers have reported the incident in...

New architecture and design competitions: Seoul Government Complex, GOAT-LAB, UIA – HYP Architecture Students Cup, and Architecture After the Fires: LA in Progress

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This edition of Bustler's curated picks of noteworthy architecture and design competitions features four calls seeking proposals for a new, integrated Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Complex in Seoul, South Korea, innovative wooden climbing tower designs for goats, student-driven reinterpretations of forgotten or overlooked spaces, and architectural plans and concepts for the zones recently impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires. 

For the complete directory of newly listed competitions, click here.

Our Instagram followers designed their perfect architecture office: What do you think?

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In the first edition of Archinect’s This or That challenge, we asked our audience over on Archinect’s Instagram to design their perfect architecture office. Followers weighed in on eight key considerations, from office layout to music sources, each time offered a choice between two options we often come across in our discussions with firms in the U.S. and beyond.

Most our our Instagram followers want a small, cozy office. ALAO's Brooklyn office may appeal to them. Image credit: ALAO
Our Instagram followers want a small, cozy office in an old building

Our Instagram followers were clearly aligned when it came to the size of their ideal office, with 64% wanting a ‘small and cozy’ office over the 36% that wanted a ‘big and bustling’ environment. Followers also find charm in an aging structure, with 59% wanting their office to be in an ‘old historic’ building versus 41% that wanted a ‘new, modern’ building. 

The love for old buildings is perhaps appropriate given that almost half of arch...

Caju by CLB Architects

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Caju is a home where simplicity and honesty of materials are derived from the belief that there is beauty in functionality. The clients, a young family based in Miami, sought a serene retreat at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. With roots in Brazil and a deep appreciation for the outdoors, they envisioned an intimate and welcoming house where their family and occasional guests could connect and unwind. Their brief emphasized living simply—a home designed for the essentials rather than excess—grounded in practicality and natural materiality. The name “Caju” is borrowed from a Brazilian fruit with an orange shell, similar to the home’s weathered steel exterior.

Located on one of the last undeveloped parcels in Teton Village, the site is defined by dense timber, rugged topography, and striking views of the Snake River Valley and surrounding peaks. The heavily wooded and boulder-strewn lot required a sensitive design approach, minimizing tree removal and site disturbance. The r...

10 stair designs we liked this week

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In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding projects on various Archinect Firm and People profiles.

Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Stairs.

Tip: use the handy FOLLOW feature to easily keep up-to-date with all your favorite Archinect profiles.

Daxing Green Hub and Park in Beijing, China by Ballistic Architecture Machine (BAM)

InnoDom Cologne in Cologne, Germany by kadawittfeldarchitektur; Photo: Jens Kirchner

Windsor Terrace Residence in Brooklyn, NY by Lyon/Szot Architecture

Moment in Nanjing, China by modum atelier; Photo: Howie

Fergie-Whistler Cabin in Whistler, Canada by Studio AR&D Architects

The Fort House in Indore, India by SPAN Architects; Photo: Umang Shah and Ridham Gajjar

Francilian house in Paris, France by HEMAA; Photo: Sergio Grazia

Pine Cove in Harpswell Center, ME by Woodhull

Mountain Villa in Huizhou, China by BDSD Boundless Desi...


The curious case of a cocky intern

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I am a senior member of staff at a large regional firm doing education and commercial work and we recently got an intern straight out of school to support us in our design team.

Upon interviewing him, we got the impression that he is a superstar and hired him immediately. His portfolio indicated that he is a very talented individual, and he also settled in very quickly and had input from day one.

However, as time went by we couldn't help but notice some annoying attitude coming up.

This intern delivers perfect drawings sharp at the very last minute as if he has an atomic clock. Time being tight during bids results is no room left for feedback and further iterations. Despite the fact that I have repeatedly asked him to deliver earlier so that we can review, it's like he wants to be the one who decides what the eventual output is going to look like. 

I want to clarify that his work is not actually bad. He is very skilled in front end design and has a sharp eye coupled with strong visu...

Five idyllic Colorado homes by HMH: Your Next Employer?

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Following our previous visit to General Assembly, we are moving our Meet Your Next Employer series to Colorado this week to explore the work of HMH Architecture & Interiors.

From their office in Boulder, the firm has built a portfolio anchored by custom homes, additions, and interior and exterior renovations. The firm describes its mission as to “create beautiful homes that are functional, very liveable and respect the environment,” believing that “great architecture transcends style and trend, and is both modern and timeless.”

Over on Archinect Jobs, the firm is currently hiring for an Architect/Project Manager to join their Boulder team. For candidates interested in applying for a position or anybody interested in learning more about the firm’s output, we have rounded up five Colorado homes by HMH Architecture & Interiors that exemplify the firm’s ethos.

Dream Home. Image credit: Ron Forth Photo
Dream Home, Boulder, CO

Designed for environmentally conscious clients, Dream Home feat...

A first look inside LACMA’s Zumthor-designed David Geffen Galleries as museum hosts preview opening

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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has revealed new photographs of its David Geffen Galleries. Designed by Peter Zumthor, with SOM as a collaborating architect, the building opened temporarily for a three-day preview last week and is due to open to the public in April 2026.

Image credit: Iwan Baan
Image credit: Iwan Baan

Described as a new home for LACMA’s permanent collection, the new wing is defined by a long, horizontal, glass and concrete structure that curves and stretches along Hancock Park and across Wilshire Boulevard. An elevated main floor is devoted almost exclusively to exhibition space, entrances to which are via an elevator and two exterior staircases.

Image credit: Iwan Baan
Image credit: Iwan Baan

At the street level, seven semi-transparent pavilions will house a theater with an outdoor plaza, a store, a bar, and a new center incorporating an art gallery, an art studio, and an outdoor education space. In total, the building measures approximately 347,500 square feet, w...

As public funding shrinks, NYC design organizations form strategic alliance

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In response to mounting national pressures—ranging from reduced public funding and growing political threats to civil society, to the stigmatization of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) values—a coalition of New York City-based design organizations has launched the Public Design Alliance. The new initiative formalizes long-standing collaborations among the city’s leading design nonprofits, aiming to strengthen the role of design in civic life, prioritize equity, and amplify a unified voice during a time of increasing political and economic instability.

The Alliance’s priorities include knowledge sharing, coordinated public programming, broader community outreach, and joint messaging around critical public design issues. Founding members emphasize that design is not a luxury but vital infrastructure for social cohesion, public trust, and economic resilience.

The founding organizations include:

Aspect 5 Townhomes by AUX Architecture

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11,083 sq. ft., 5-unit multi-family residential project: This four-story townhouse project is conceived as a new approach to modern living in the urban center of Los Angeles. The parti diagram of the standard row house-style townhouse development is reconfigured to create more end/corner units: rather than five homes with the long sides touching, all the units are rotated ninety degrees so that four of the five units are corner units (rather than two). The resulting shallow footprints make it so that all five of the homes receive light for the full depth of their floor plan. Each three-level unit has 1,600 square feet of living space, large glass windows and a private roof deck with an outdoor kitchen.The building massing is designed to accentuate the verticality of the slender site. Additionally, the visual break between the parking level and the wood frame above is obscured—the board form concrete planter walls are folded up from the landscape to envelope the elevator core and obs...

BIG and HNTB break ground on Las Vegas A’s Ballpark

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BIG and HNTB have broken ground on the A’s Ballpark in Las Vegas. Set to open ahead of the 2028 Major League Baseball season, the venue will feature a large cable-net glass wall framing views of The Strip. 

Image credit: Negativ
Image credit: Negativ

As we reported in March, the 33,000-capacity ballpark is designed with a roof of five overlapping shells inspired by baseball pennants. The arched “pennants” alleviate direct sunlight glare and allow indirect natural light into the stadium. Meanwhile, the cable-net glass wall is designed to lend the stadium an open, outdoor atmosphere.

Image credit: Negativ
Image credit: Negativ

An elevated outdoor plaza connects to bridges over Las Vegas and Tropicana Boulevards, directing fans to the main concourse where a large glass atrium “draws the life of the city inside.” The entrance sequence was designed to allow for views of the entire park on entering, aiding wayfinding and circulation.

Image credit: Negativ
Image credit: Negativ

“This groundbreak...

10 must-see architecture and design events to check out this July

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With summer in full effect, there are many opportunities to go outside and experience the variety of exciting architecture and design events on show this July.

From the roster of ongoing and upcoming events listed on Bustler, here are our featured picks worth checking out.

UPCOMING EVENTS



An exclusive first look at Burning Man 2025 installation designs

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Preparations are underway for Burning Man 2025, with several large-scale art installations under construction. The festival will officially open on August 24th, drawing tens of thousands of participants to Nevada’s Black Rock Desert for a week of art, community, and ritual.

Temple of the Deep. Image courtesy of the artist via Crowdfundr

The architectural centerpiece of the 2025 edition will be theTemple of the Deep, designed by Spanish architect and artist Miguel Arraiz Garcia. Constructed entirely from untreated Oregon pine, the temple will be assembled on-site over an 18-day period beginning in early August.

Temple of the Deep. Image courtesy of the artist via Crowdfundr

Fabricated off-site in Oakland, California, the modular timber structure will be shipped in sections to the Black Rock Desert. The fragmented form of the temple, intended to symbolize a broken heart cracked open, is engineered to withstand harsh desert conditions while serving as a space for reflection and ritual.

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XTEN, Austin Sandy, HMH, Handel, and DIGSAU are Archinect Jobs' latest featured employers

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In this week's curated employer highlight from Archinect Jobs, we are featuring five architecture and design firms with current openings in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, San Francisco/Alamo, and Boulder.

For even more opportunities, visit the Archinect job board and explore our active community of job seekersfirms, and schools.

Philadelphia-based architecture firm DIGSAU has an opening for an Architect or Designer with two to six years of experience and fluency in Revit, Rhino, AutoCAD, and Adobe Creative Suite. The ideal applicant will have experience in the preparation of drawing sets, excellent time management and organizational skills, and strong interpersonal skills.

Basecamp Delta by DIGSAU.

In Los Angeles, XTEN Architecture has two exciting positions available: a Junior Architect with a minimum of one to three years of experience and a Project Architect with a minimum of five years of experience. The Junior Architect should have excellent conceptual diagramming, 3D modeling, re...

line+ creates a new riverfront landmark in Hangzhou’s Qianjiang New Town Greentown New Times Cover by line+

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“It’s a place I pass every time on the way to and from the airport—a quiet insert along the river’s edge, like a footnote to the city, quietly witnessing Hangzhou as it moves through time.” — Meng Fanhao

At the turning point where Hangzhou shifts from its “West Lake Era” to the “Embrace-the-River 3.0” phase, Greentown New Times Cover anchors the foot of the Qianjiang Third Bridge, directly adjoining the CBD core of Qianjiang New Town. As the final puzzle piece along the city’s primary riverfront axis, the project doesn’t simply complete the edge—it redefines what this interface can become.

Like the banks of the Thames in London or the Hudson in New York, Hangzhou’s riverfront is both inherently scarce and spatially iconic. It is on such an embedded, high-stakes site that line+ co-founder and principal architect Meng Fanhao was invited to design Greentown New Times Cover—not merely as a building, but as a new face for the city. Through architecture, the project engages directly with ...

‘Broad Minded City’ documentary to screen in Los Angeles, reexamining Frank Lloyd Wright’s urban legacy

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A new documentary film, Broad Minded City, will screen on Tuesday, July 15 at 5:30 PM at the AIA LA Center for Communities. Presented by Quasimotor Productions, the film investigates Frank Lloyd Wright’s radical Broadacre City concept as a provocative lens through which to view today’s urban sprawl, using Los Angeles as a case study.

The feature-length documentary includes interviews with architect Michael Maltzan, landscape architect Mia Lehrer, geographer Edward Soja, and Eric Lloyd Wright, among others. A panel discussion will follow the screening, with registration required for attendance. Attendees who arrive by bike will receive free admission in support of sustainable transit.

Your next role could be visualizing Doug Aitken projects

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Following our previous look at an opening for a Materials Research Specialist at Acelab, we are using this week’s edition of our Job Highlights series to explore an open role on Archinect Jobs for a Rendering and Visualization Designer at Doug Aitken Workshop.

The role, based in Venice, CA, calls for an individual “with a strong creative and artistic design sense and high-level skills at renderings and 3D visualizations” to work on a range of new projects from conceptual visualization to fully realized artworks and art and architectural projects. Such projects can range from “wall sculptures and immersive installations to architectural structures, pavilions, and exhibition designs.” The ideal candidate would have a minimum of two to three years of professional experience in the field and expertise in Rhino, V-Ray, and Adobe Creative Suite.

Related on Archinect: Saint Laurent taps Doug Aitken to help present its SS22 line in Venice. Image credit: Saint Laurent
Why the role interests ...

Solna 6 Residential Complex by JEMS Architects

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In western Poland, in the center of the city of Poznań, the Warsaw studio JEMS Architects designed a residential complex that borders on a 16th century monastery. The new buildings at Solna 6 harmonize seamlessly with their unique natural and cultural surroundings. The soft frontages of the estate meander between old trees, moving away from dominant, rigid geometrical forms.

Residential buildings at Solna 6 have been constructed on the outskirts of Poznań's Old City, at the foot of historic St. Adalbert Hill. Boasting vast symbolic and historical significance, the area has belonged to the Discalced Carmelite monastery for many centuries and hosts mysterious cultivated gardens that have remained untended for many years. 

Two buildings arranged around semi-open courtyards have been erected at the site. Instead of the orthogonal rigid geometry of structures terminated with gables, the architects chose to use a more organic form with corrugated walls that twist between the trees. 

"Faca...

Vector Architects completes ‘juxtaposed maze’ hotel of with glass brick tower in China

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Vector Architects has completed the Xirang Hotel, a new hospitality project set within the rural fishponds of Yixing Zhoutie County, Jiangsu, China. Surrounded by a diverse array of landscapes, including lakes, canals, mountains, and a vibrant market, the hotel seeks to respond to its varied environment while reinterpreting vernacular spatial traditions. 

Image credit: Luo Canhui
Image credit: Luo Canhui

Organized around a series of nine courtyards, the hotel is conceived as a fragmented architectural cluster which the designers call a “juxtaposed maze.” Each courtyard is tailored to a distinct function and natural atmosphere, forming a network of spaces connected by a continuous covered verandah that runs from west to east. The design of the courtyards varies in theme, ambience, and spatial quality, with specific attention given to light, air, and materiality.

Image credit: Luo Canhui
Image credit: DONG

The scheme’s overall design is rooted in the site’s natural topography. The ground ...


Meteorites inspire BIG and Doug Aitken's glowing cracked plazas in Copenhagen

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BIG has been selected to redesign three prominent public spaces in the Ørestad area of Copenhagen, Denmark. Titled The Impact, the project will redevelop more than 500,000 square feet of urban space with an interconnected landscape using light, water, and vegetation. The scheme is being led by a multidisciplinary team including Doug Aitken Workshop, whose open role for a visualiser on Archinect Jobs was featured yesterday in our Job Highlights series.

DR Concert Hall plaza. Image credit: BIG, Playtime and Ping-Pong Space
DR Concert Hall plaza. Image credit: BIG, Playtime and Ping-Pong Space

Commissioned as part of a competition to reimagine the areas surrounding the DR Concert Hall, Bella Arena, and Royal Arena, The Impact merges the three distinct plazas into a single, cohesive “urban stage” intended to serve both daily activity and large-scale public events. At the center of the design is a continuous sculptural element described as a “crack” that threads through the entire site, ca...

Casa Moro by TAM Arquitectura

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ABOVE ALL, RESPECT FOR NATURE… IT WAS ALREADY THERE BEFORE WE ARRIVED…

To feel the forest, the birds, the atmosphere of living among the trees, to sit under their shade, to listen to the rustle of the leaves on windy days.

MATERIALITY

The void already existed. We didn’t discover the void. From a physical perspective, the void was real: a measurable and observable space. This void was shaped by the natural undulations of the terrain and the trees that defined its boundaries.

First, we laid a rippling concrete mantle, integrating it with the terrain and covering it with vegetation. Most of the program lies beneath this structure. This move makes the mass disappear, avoiding any impact on the existing void or the urban space.

Then, completing the composition and floating in the void, we placed a reflective box—a form that interacts with nature and multiplies it.

The arrangement of these two elements—the green mantle and the reflective box—frames the void, preserving spatial continuity ...

Sou Fujimoto completes circular villa on Japanese island for NOT A HOTEL network

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A new villa designed by Sou Fujimoto has opened on Japan's Ishigaki Island, constituting the latest chapter of the NOT A HOTEL network. Titled NOT A HOTEL ISHIGAKI “EARTH,” the circular, green-roofed residence is designed to blend into its 100,000-square-foot seaside site.

Image credit: Newcolor Inc.
Image credit: Newcolor Inc.

Located on the southeastern coast of Okinawa Prefecture’s Ishigaki Island, EARTH is the largest property in the NOT A HOTEL network to date, with a total floor area of approximately 15,000 square feet, including indoor and outdoor spaces. The villa’s most striking feature is a circular, bowl-shaped roof covered in vegetation, designed to create a gentle topography that blends the structure in the surrounding landscape. 

Image credit: Newcolor Inc.
Image credit: Newcolor Inc.

When viewed from above, the building is camouflaged by the green roof and ocean-facing courtyard, while from ground level, a white hand-finished facade contrasts with the blue sky and sea. Th...

Explore 20 interior architecture and design jobs across the country

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This week's edition of our curated career roundup from the Archinect Job board features 20 interior architecture jobs across firms in New York City, the Los Angeles Area, Atlanta, Boston, Jacksonville, and Scottsdale

To look up specific job titles from the architectural profession, consult Archinect's Guide to Job Titles series. Also, follow our Archinect Tips series to improve your portfolio, resume, interviewing skills, and increase your overall chances of getting that next job.

New York City

Fogarty Finger seeks a Junior Designer - Commercial Interiors and a Senior Interior Architectural Designer

Junior Designer - Commercial Interiors details: "Our commercial interiors studio is currently seeking Junior Architects with significant design skills and strong 3D skills for client presentations, competitions and in-house use for a wide range of typologies. Candidates must possess a good spatial sense, an eye for detail, and ability to communicate graphically."

Senior Interior Archit...

Zaha Hadid Architects wins competition to design the new arrivals terminal at Vilnius Airport in Lithuania

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Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has been selected as the winner of the international architectural competition to design the new arrivals terminal at Vilnius Airport in Lithuania

The project marks a major milestone in the airport’s long-term strategic plan to accommodate predicted growth in passenger demand and to fuel Lithuania’s aviation and economic growth. The new arrivals terminal will support the recent completion of the airport’s departure terminal, and it will allow the airport to serve up to 10.6 million passengers annually.

Render by Negativ

ZHA’s design for the terminal draws from Lithuanian cultural heritage, in which it incorporates traditional motifs and art forms within a contemporary architectural language. Its modular geometry originates from the rhombus, which holds significant meaning in Baltic folklore.

The composition and scale of the new terminal is defined by the airport’s existing facilities. The historic Terminal 1 sits at the center of a unified ensemble flank...

National Building Museum launches Parkour installation

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The National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. has launched Momentum Park(our), a temporary installation transforming its West Court into a 7,000-square-foot Parkour-inspired environment. Running from July 3 to July 20, 2025, the project is a collaboration with Parkour pioneer Mark Toorock and American Parkour (APK).

Subterranean Brooklyn nightclub uses burl wood and aluminium to create 'intimacy and interaction'

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Studio MBM and Yakka Studio have completed a new lounge and club at The William Vale Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The 5,200-square-foot venue is located below ground and seeks to create an immersive spatial atmosphere that blends material richness with fluid architectural form.

Image credit: Sean Davidson
Image credit: Sean Davidson

Divided into two distinct yet interconnected areas, the design emphasizes custom seating, strong color palettes, and contrasting materials such as burl wood and polished aluminum. Shifting ceiling heights and tactile surfaces guide visitors through varied zones of social interaction, seeking to create both intimate and open environments.

Image credit: Sean Davidson
Image credit: Sean Davidson

According to the design team, the project seeks to establish a rhythm through its spatial layering, offering guests a dynamic experience that reimagines how design can shape social engagement. The venue opened to the public in February 2025, described by Time Out as...


SCI-Arc opens call for wildfire-resilient architecture projects

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SCI-Arc’s Resilient Futures Task Force has launched a public call for architectural proposals responding to the challenges of building in wildfire-prone areas. Titled Architecture After the Fires: LA in Progress, the event seeks design submissions for projects located in recently affected wildfire zones. Both in-progress work and speculative or research-based proposals are eligible, with all typologies accepted.

The selected entries will be exhibited in an open gallery format from August 8 to 10 at the W.M. Keck Lecture Hall and adjacent spaces on SCI-Arc’s campus. The exhibition aims to highlight innovative architectural responses to increasing fire risk, bringing together professionals and community members to explore new approaches to resilient design.

The event is free and open to the public, offering opportunities to engage with architects, designers, builders, and local residents. The deadline for submissions is Friday, July 18.