Published December 12, 2023
Feminist Designer: On the Personal and Political in Design examines the intersection of design and feminist theory, but doesn’t stop at representation. READ…

Published November 15, 2023
In their interview, Rebecca and Catherine talk about creating spaces that people want to be in and finding longevity through innovation. READ…

Published October 20, 2023
"Bad Architecture" launched in March 2023 and releases quasi-monthly episodes hosted by the humorous duo of Sarah Tietje-Mietz and Erin Kennealy. READ…

Published September 25, 2023
In her interview Alma talks about designing new chapters for sites, empowering a great team, and working to have a positive impact on one person or site at a time. READ…

Published September 4, 2023
In her interview, Rozana talks about finding the overlaps between art and architecture, taking a stance with a design, and finding opportunities to act and make an impact on the world around you. READ…

Published July 23, 2023
"Barbie" relies on the same imagination the toy required when we were children to provide the story and fill in the gaps. READ…

Published June 1, 2023
Alda Ly Architecture's new furniture line adds a pop of playfulness and sense of softness to any space. READ…

Published May 14, 2023
Studio Gang completed a cavernous, expansion and renovation of the American Museum of Natural History as unbelievable as the museum's discoveries. READ…

Published April 28, 2023
Published by Horton Mini Press in 2022, The Sustainable City is a masterpiece by design writer Harriet Thorpe and photographer Taran Wilkhu. READ…

Published March 6, 2023
Denise Scott Brown In Other Eyes: Portraits of an Architect recounts the life of the renowned architect as far more than the determined woman standing hand-on-hip in front of the Las Vegas strip. READ…

Published February 13, 2023
The coffee table anthology opens a window into the familial dedication and cultural reflection of "home." READ…

Published January 23, 2023
In Universal Pictures’ new reporting drama, symbolic costuming supports the characters’ roles and light becomes the background. READ…

Published November 28, 2023
Meet Me by the Fountain: An Inside History of the Mall shows how malls are a necessary and personal piece of each city—and by extension—the residents. READ…

Published October 27, 2022
Hulu’s Halloween show, affectionately named OMitB, is a design-lover’s Christmas. The crime-comedy puts the structural trench coats, warm autumnal tones, and darkened hidden passageways in spooky season. READ…

Published September 30, 2022
A personal memoir and history of Aline Louchhiem Saarinen discusses the power of words and design discourse. READ…

Published August 3, 2022
Kate Mazade is a writer and journalist based in Fort Worth, Texas, where she covers community news and culture for FTWtoday. READ…

Published August 15, 2022
Any building can give back to the public. This is a principle the architect Lina Bo Bardi lived by — or, at least, that was fundamental to her work. READ…

Published May 31, 2022
It has been just over three years since the Paris sky blazed over Notre-Dame. And despite investigation and reason, it still makes no sense. READ…

Published March 21, 2022
The book is a testament to perseverance, to starting over early and often, and to believing that you're never too far in to make a change. READ…

Published February 23, 2022
Catered toward children, the exhibit breaks down the wonders of the built environment to a piece that fits in a small, sticky hand. READ…

Published January 21, 2022
As the women-led, 2022 Golden Globe-nominee for Best Drama, “CODA” gives volume to how sound defines space and our place within it. READ…

Published December 8, 2021
Lea managed not only to photograph women's homes but to capture the emotional range and overlapping characters of creative women. READ…

Published November 11, 2021
Born on the island of Corsica, Amelia Tavella creates sanctuaries of majesty and delight that connect people back to the land from which they came. READ…

Published October 28, 2021
Created by John Hoffman and Steve Martin, the show follows a ragtag trio as they hunt down a killer in their Upper West Side Co-op. READ…

Published August, 30, 2021
Mauve, ochre, and chartreuse brushstrokes swipe across the wall as wide as my arm while bowstrings draw a low chord from a rumbling cello. READ…

Published August 30, 2021
Women in Architecture: Past, Present, and Future highlights female designers who have brought a personal and innovative contribution to the profession. READ…

Published July 14, 2021
In her interview with Kate Mazade, Mía talks about the early influences that drew her to Landscape Architecture and how projects can advocate for communities, telling people's stories through water and ecology. READ…

Published July 26, 2021
The geniuses behind “Cruella” are designers Jenny Beavan, Fiona Crombie, and Alice Felton—all of whom transformed the infamous two-toned nightmare into a daring and inventive victim of circumstance. READ…

Published May 17, 2021
Dallas Museum of Art’s contemplative exhibition "For a Dreamer of Houses" is a timely collection after we've all spent over a year at home. READ…

Published April 26, 2021
All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis is a collection of essays, anecdotes, and poetry that lament what we’ve already lost and incite action for what we must fight to reclaim. READ…

Published March 17, 2021
Written by Dr. Danielle S. Willkens, Architecture for Teens is applicable, supportive, and timely—the book I wish I had when I was fifteen. READ…

Published July 6, 2020
”I wish someone had told me not to be so hard on myself when making decision. Just do what you want to do next.” Interview by Julia Gamolina. READ…

Published May 6, 2020
The media industry reacts—hours or days or minutes later—with a story. This constant speed requires journalists to be nimble, and their editors to be more so. READ…