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Ben Dawood Group Unveils Ambitious Multi-Tower Project on Jeddah’s Northern Corniche
In a bold move that reflects the ongoing urban transformation of Jeddah, Ben Dawood Group has revealed the initial concept…

Sanjay Puri: Architecture That Tells Stories and Envisions Cities
Sanjay Puri: An Architectural Vision Beyond BordersSanjay Puri is considered one of the most prominent architects to have left a…

When Design Embraces the Everyday: A European-Tinged Home in the Heart of the Hollywood Hills
European Design Amid the Hollywood HillsThis 1969 Spanish Revival home nestled in the Hollywood Hills stands out for its architectural…

Seed Stories: How Environmental Art and Sustainable Design Support Pollinators
Location and Significance of the InstallationThe “Seed Stories” art installation is located at the heart of Wakehurst Kew’s wild botanic…

Chuck Davis: When Architecture Becomes a Human Legacy
Charles “Chuck” Medley Davis: An Enduring Human-Centered Architectural LegacyWhen a visionary architect passes away, the loss becomes a societal matter…

Between Ferrari and Nature: A Unique Glimpse into Quiet Luxury in the Maldives
Interconnected Islands Amidst NatureWaldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi stretches gracefully across three lush islands embraced by a stunning turquoise lagoon in…
Competitions
Discover the world’s leading architecture competitions curated for architects, designers, and students. Stay informed about deadlines, entry requirements, and opportunities to showcase your vision on a global stage.

Global Photography Awards 2025
IntroductionThe Global Photography Awards (GPA) offers a powerful platform for photographers worldwide to share meaningful single photographs that tell deeper…

Brick in Architecture Awards 2025
Celebrating Innovation and Craftsmanship in Clay Brick DesignSince 1989, the Brick in Architecture Awards—organized by the Brick Industry Association (BIA)—have…

Urban Design & Architecture Design Awards 2026
The Urban Design & Architecture Design Awards 2026 stand as a leading international competition celebrating exceptional achievements in architecture and…

London Design Award Season 2 2025
The London Design Awards is a prestigious international competition that celebrates exceptional designs and creative projects worldwide. Its second season…

La Madreselva: A Contemporary Retreat in the Argentine Countryside
La Madreselva competition invites architects and designers to envision a serene retreat nestled in the heart of the Argentine Pampas…

2026 Steedman Fellowship
In today’s increasingly complex and fragmented world, architecture must rethink its role beyond designing isolated buildings. The 2026 Steedman Fellowship…
Events
Track the latest global events in architecture, design, art, and engineering including exhibitions, conferences, and professional gatherings. Stay updated with curated insights on upcoming forums, industry talks, and creative showcases worldwide.
Venice Architecture Biennale 2025
From 10 May to 23 November 2025, the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia More than 750 participants from over 70 countries will present over 300 projects that reflect on the evolving nature of design in a rapidly changing world. The theme “Intelligens” invites architects to reconsider their tools, methods, and ethics at a time when digital technologies and environmental urgencies are redefining architecture’s role in society.
Biennale Gherdëina 2026
The Biennale Gherdëina, an art and architecture event nestled in the stunning UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites in Italy, is set to celebrate its 10th edition from 29 May to 13...
International Conference on Architectural Culture and Cultural Architecture (ICACCA-25)
Overview The Institute for Global Academic Excellence (IGAE) invites you to attend the International Conference on Architectural Culture and Cultural Architecture (ICACCA-25), taking place from 8th to 9th July 2025...
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Center for Architecture’s Annual Golf Classic and Pickleball Tournament 2025
Overview Join professionals from the architecture, engineering, and construction industries for the Center for Architecture’s Annual Golf Classic and Pickleball Tournament on July 14, 2025, at the prestigious Quaker Ridge...
New York, United States
Atlanta Build Expo 2025
The Atlanta Build Expo stands as a cornerstone event for the building and construction industry in the United States. This prestigious gathering brings together professionals, innovators, and leaders to exchange...
ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN UPDATES
Discover the latest in architecture, design, and urban planning. Stay updated with groundbreaking projects, innovative concepts, and transformative ideas shaping the built environment worldwide.

The New LACMA Museum: Peter Zumthor’s Masterpiece Redefining Museum Architecture
Concrete and Glass: Deceptive Simplicity Hiding Architectural BrillianceIn his first U.S. project, Swiss architect Peter Zumthor presents his bold vision…

Saudi Architecture in 2005: The Reign of Ornamental Plaster
IntroductionIn the early 2000s, Saudi architecture was defined by its bold visual expression. Nearly every new home featured one unmistakable…

Solna 6 Residential Complex / JEMS Architects A Harmonious Blend of History, Nature, and Sustainable Design
Location: 53 Solna Street, 61-735 Poznań, Greater Poland Voivodeship, PolandArchitects: JEMS ArchitectsArea: 7,620 m²Year: 2025Photography: Marysia KotClient: Deweloper IdentContextual Sensitivity…

Loft Design: Luxury Wrapped in Industrial Simplicity?
The story of loft living started in the forgotten corners of New York abandoned factories that became home to artists…

Beige: Neutrality or a Tool of Visual Control?
IntroductionBeige is everywhere—on our walls, in offices, wardrobes, and even sidewalks. It’s often seen as calming and inoffensive. But is…

Tradition in Flight: Zaha Hadid Architects Weave Lithuanian Heritage into Vilnius Airport Terminal
IntroductionZaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has revealed an ambitious new design for the arrivals terminal at Vilnius Airport, merging avant-garde geometry…

Wisteria & Light: A Timber Extension Breathes New Life into a 1920s Brussels Home
IntroductionOn the peaceful outskirts of Brussels, Belgian studio Hé! has redefined what a contemporary home extension can be—with sensitivity to…

A Shaded Statement: The US Consulate in Guadalajara Merges Security, Culture, and Sustainability
IntroductionThe new US consulate in Guadalajara, designed by The Miller Hull Partnership, is a testament to site-specific, sustainable, and culturally…

Nothing Phone (3) Review: A Bold Fusion of Art, Innovation, and Sustainability
Introduction: Breaking the Monotony of Modern SmartphonesIn an era where flagship smartphones increasingly resemble indistinguishable glass slabs, the Nothing Phone…

Why Do Most Hotels Look the Same?
No matter where you go — Tokyo, Madrid, or Cairo — the hotel experience often feels strangely familiar: a crisp…

Chiangmai Life Architects Craft Thai Cooking School Pavilion with Bamboo Mastery
Chiangmai Life Architects has unveiled its latest bamboo masterpiece The Bull at Zabb E Lee a stunning pavilion nestled among…

Why the Open Roof Became a Design Icon in 2020
IntroductionIn a year like no other, 2020 reshaped how we live — and more importantly, how we experience our homes….

Buildings That Look Worse Than a College PowerPoint
In every field, there are works that impress—and others that leave you scratching your head. Architecture is no different. While…

Can You Really Escape Prison? An Architectural Perspective That Reveals the Truth
IntroductionEscaping prison may seem like a plot reserved for action films and TV shows but behind every attempt lies a…

Jegi-dong in Seoul: How Local Residents Transformed a Neglected Neighborhood into a Model for Urban Renewal
With a population density exceeding 42,500 people per square mile (16,000 per square kilometer), Seoul ranks among the top 100…

Herzog & de Meuron Redefine Basel’s Heritage with the Grand Hôtel Les Trois Rois Renovation
If one architectural firm has become inextricably linked to Basel, it is Herzog & de Meuron (H&dM). Born and raised…

The Black Crane Treehouse: A Mid-Century Modern Sanctuary Nestled in Washington’s Treetops
Perched above Mission Lake, Washington, The Black Crane Treehouse is a breathtaking architectural marvel that blends mid-century modern design with…

Was the Architect Drunk? A Look at the World’s Most Bizarre Designs
IntroductionArchitecture has always been a reflection of human imagination, with some weird architectural designs captivating the world. But sometimes, this…
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