A poetic and mathematical approach to urban planning in virtual worlds.

Hidden in the architecture of some of the world’s most famous buildings is a cultural exchange between Europe and the Middle East.

We’ve been doing this for twelve years now, and this was, without question, the hardest it’s ever been to come up with these “awards.”

City life can be tough and during those times many city dwellers find respite in a comfortable seat.

After the September 11 attacks, the design of urban spaces began to reflect the security concerns of a world where any place could be a target.

Exploring the furniture, interior design and objects found on Star Trek in creating its 24th century aesthetic.

How a tool for sensemaking reconciles two distinct software design ideologies.

Kyle Chayka writes on the history of architecture and illness, and the coronavirus’s impact on the design of public space, offices, and homes.