Sitting on the Ocean’s Edgein West Vancouver’s Sea House
Serene living.
The Sea House in West Vancouver is a canvas on which nature paints itself over and over again through each day and night, and through the seasons.
Architecture
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West
A desert utopia in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Glimpse inside the late architect’s winter home, which is a National Historic Landmark—and a school campus.
Particles of a Built World: A Consideration on Concrete at the Surrey Art Gallery
Solid fluidity.
Bocci founder and sculptor, Omer Arbel experiments with the fluidity of concrete in a three-part installation for the Surrey Art Gallery.
New York’s TWA Terminal is Transformed into the TWA Hotel
The Eero Saarinen architectural marvel is one of the most anticipated hotel openings of the year.
When the TWA terminal opened in 1962, it epitomized the glamour of the Jet Age. Now, the TWA Hotel is one of the most anticipated hotel openings this year.
The Anywhere House, Alberta
James Whitaker builds a prefab home lakeside in Grande Prairie, Alberta.
James Whitaker’s prefabricated residential concept, the Anywhere House, is a unique configuration of individual modules stacked side-by-side proving to be a gamechanger for how we build our homes.
Renzo Piano at London’s Royal Academy of Arts
Piano in place.
The exhibition Renzo Piano: The Art of Making Buildings explores his five-decade career, highlighting 16 of Piano’s most recognized designs.
The World of Competitive Gingerbread Architecture
Sweet structures.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Most of us, at some point, have tried our hand at the holiday activity of gingerbread house–making, but only few have achieved the level of success of an award-winning gingerbread architect.
An Art Lover’s Guide to Chicago
Explore the Windy City as an arts mecca.
Chicago has earned its place as cultural kingpin—artistic offerings here are not only top-tier, but they come widely varied in medium.
The Raw Brilliance of Tom Kundig
A Northwest state of mind.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Tom Kundig’s palette tends toward raw concrete and shaped metal plate, not the woodsy, post-and-beamy version of “Northwest architecture.”
