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From creative gifts for architects to sculptural skyscrapers and unexpected design collaborations, explore this weekâs stories.
BIGâs National Juneteenth Museum moves forward in Fort Worth, an unrealized Frank Lloyd Wright planetarium comes to life, and the Kansas City Royals reveal a limestone stadium vision.
The Early Entry deadline is extended, with new workshops in AI, urbanism, fabrication, and computational design ahead.
Limogesâ historic town hall is devastated by fire during France protests, SILA SVETA transforms the Pyramids of Giza, and RIBA names its 2026 International Prize winner.
Lion Green Road wins the 2026 RIBA Stirling Prize, bamboo vaults reshape music learning at IIT Madras, and Apple introduces an adaptive vision for the smart home.
RIBA reveals its 2026 prize contenders, ETH Zurich explores bacteria-made biocement, 15 buildings disappear into the landscape, and Prada helps design for NASAâs return to the Moon.
Tesla demonstrates its Roadster âkickflip,â Claude generates a fictional murder story, and we explore Chaka Train Station.
Snøhettaâs Shanghai Grand Opera House opens October 17, Arthur Mamou-Mani discusses AI and circular architecture, and NASA, Google, LEGO, and Crusoe experiment with new technologies.
Arthur Mamou-Mani on whatâs next, a $120K architecture competition, and new workshops pushing design forward.
BIG wins in Tirana, SĚeĚpka Architekti squeezes a home into a 2.5-meter-wide footprint, and EXOFORM takes computational design from the body to architecture.
Frank Gehryâs Colburn expansion prepares for 2027, 15 Kintsugi-inspired projects rethink repair, Singapore digitizes building submissions, and more.
15 Mega Projects shaping 2026, Generative Design vs. Generative AI, HKS completes AMAALA Yacht Club, plus Renzo Piano, Herzog & de Meuron, and more.
