World Architecture Day 2026: Housing Is a Human Right. Build It.
World Architecture Day 2026 places housing at the centre of architectural responsibility under the theme “Housing is a Human Right. Build It.”
World Architecture Day 2026 places housing at the centre of architectural responsibility under the theme “Housing is a Human Right. Build It.”

A concise archival overview of how water, energy, redundancy, storage, and repairability can help buildings maintain essential functions during infrastructure failure.

SHED Architecture & Design reorganizes a 1910 West Seattle cottage around views, storage and color, with an exterior mural by Stevie Shao.

Chicago’s Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is redesigning how visitors enter its historic 1893 building, with a new north Welcome Hall and a restored south entrance.

Anna Ortiz uses saturated landscapes, jaguars, reflections and volcanic horizons to explore borderland identity, transformation and cultural memory in Shapeshifter.

Architectural photography does more than document buildings. A new reading of recent photobooks asks what architects can learn from framing, time, use, construction, typology and the ordinary life around architecture.

Elia Zenghelis helped found OMA, but his larger influence may have come through decades of teaching and shaping how architects think about cities and images.

Transform 1012 is converting a 35,000-square-foot former Ku Klux Klan hall in Fort Worth into an arts and community center designed by Studio Barnes, ch_studio, GFF, and JIMA Studio.

The un Design Award is an annual international design competition initiated in Washington, D.C., by the International Competition Association (ICA). Under the theme “The Self is the World,” it is open to professionals and…

The 2026 European Product Design Award accepted professional and student entries across product, industrial, interior, architectural, communication and conceptual design, with an August 20 submission deadline and winners scheduled for September 15.

Perfume Refill Cap Design Perfume Refill Cap DesignA leading multinational company in the packaging industry and Desall invite you to design an innovative and reusable dispensing cap for refilling perfume bottles at home. The…

From Jacob Hashimoto’s SFMOMA installation to Japanese Edo kites, Guatemalan barriletes, Tyrus Wong and Hai-Wen Lin, this survey traces the kite as image, structure, public monument and airborne design object.

A national competition seeks facade proposals for BAJOPONTINA S.A.’s planned distribution center in Sicaya, Huancayo, Peru, balancing corporate identity, urban presence, functionality, sustainability and innovation.

Architectural Record names the five jurors for its 2026 Products of the Year competition, spanning building-envelope consulting, architecture, lighting design, adaptive reuse, and technical detailing. Winning products are scheduled for publication in the magazine’s November 2026 issue.

COOKFOX Architects has completed the 30,000-square-foot Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey, combining weathering steel, mass timber, exhibition galleries, archives, and performance spaces around a storytelling-led design.

French Alpine illustrator and graphic designer Clara Bergoënd draws on mountain folklore, nature spirits, healing traditions, astrology and fashion to create surreal, dreamlike imagery shaped by her life in the Alps.

After four decades of anonymity, artist Joyce Kozloff identified herself as an original Guerrilla Girls member who worked under the pseudonym Liubov Popova.

Seattle artist Debra Broz cuts and recombines secondhand ceramic figurines into hybrid ‘Superorganisms,’ using familiar kitsch to create sculptures that shift between playful recognition and the uncanny.

When air quality alerts go out across New York City—as they did last week, with smoke from wildfires burning in Canada settling over the five boroughs—the guidance from public health agencies is consistent: Stay…

Andreu World25 years of big ideas. Now it’s your turn. The International Design Contest —Manufacturing the Future— is still open, and there’s still time to participate. This competition was submitted by an ArchDaily user.…