News

Home » News » Page 117

Architectural News: Global Headlines, Project Updates & Industry Shifts

ArchUp delivers trusted architectural news and in-depth updates on the global built environment. From newly revealed projects and firm expansions to construction breakthroughs, sustainability regulations, and design awards, we cover the moments that matter in practice, policy, and production.

Our editors publish breaking news alongside curated analysis of competitions, trends in architecture, and innovation in materials. ArchUp also monitors planning reforms, research collaborations, and shifts in cultural institutions—all within an open-access, bilingual framework.

To suggest news leads or partner with us on coverage, reach out here. For an overview of our editorial values and contributors, visit Editors or About ArchUp.

  • Giulio Cappellini: a man and brand story

    To have an idea of the impact that a brand like Cappellini has on the international design scene, the extent of Giulio Cappellini‘s influence cannot be understated.Thanks to his unique vision of design concept, the architect converted a small family company into an international furniture brand.Echoing the title of one of the bestselling books ever

  • Curved Chaise chair from Milan Design Week

    “Where there is fragility, there is strength. Where there is disequilibrium, there is balance. Where there’s vulnerability, there is support.” by the words of designer Anna Karlin we are introduced to the Curved Chaise chair and her visual interpretation of emotional paradigms from our everyday lives. Anna Karlin, a New York based furniture and interior

  • Transparent buildings and the illusion of democracy

    Transparent buildings and the illusion of democracy, Somewhere between 1914 and 1915, Le Corbusier designed…

  • 2018 Pritzker Prize Laureate Balkrishna Vitaldas Doshi dies

    Balkrishna Vitaldas Doshi, master architect, urban planner, teacher, and 2018 Pritzker Prize winner, has died….

  • OTO Hugging chair is for people with autism

    Between 45 and 95 % of people with autism have sensory integration disorders, which means that noise, light or physical contact can be a real challenge in everyday life, a source of discomfort, or a sensory overload.Deep pressure therapy has been proven to relieve these effects and helping them to focus on their own body

  • Tube Chair has a simple yet clever tubular construction

    Originally inspired by typical aluminum chairs one see’s on the street or outdoor cafés,  Austria-based rising contemporary product and furniture designer, Klemens Schillinger crafts ‘Tube Chair’ – a piece of furniture characterized by a minimalstic, sophisticated yet clever tubular construction.“My goal is to develop simple yet well thought-out products, design methods and ‘do it yourself’

  • The Fink side table is the definition of flat packing

    With the intention of transforming the flat-pack furniture industry from disposable to durable, the Brooklyn based studio Fink Furniture developed the Fink side table.Furniture was never meant to be “fast”.Most flat pack furniture is only portable once in its life.Once assembled, its quality quickly degrades.It rarely survives moves, and if disassembled, it will never be

  • Equity-Based Reforestation Plan for New Orleans

    New Orleans experiences the worst urban heat island effect in the country, with temperatures about…

  • The PINION PROJECT

    With PINION PROJECT, created by two Seoul-based design studios, the heavy solidity of concrete blends with slight transparency of the acrylic giving life to a new material, with a strong visual appealing.PINION PROJECT is the result of a collaboration between two Seoul-based design studios, HATTERN and LAB.CRETE, who worked together to mix their knowledge on

  • Create quiet spaces with white ambiance canvas sections

    Create quiet spaces with white ambiance canvas sections, At the height of High Modernism, architects…

  • The voice of women in Chinese architecture

    Women’s studies officially began in China in the early 1980s. Women woke up and began…

  • Krill Design on how to build a circular company

    On its web site, Krill Design informs about its dedication to “the development of new design products within a 100% circular and sustainable process”. And boosts a Best Performer Award for circular economy services and a recognition by the World Economic Forum as an example of sustainability. Add to this a surprisingly good revenue (320K euro

  • Perspectives by Ferruccio Laviani for Lea Ceramiche

    On the occasion of Design Week 2022, Lea Ceramiche invites the public to discover one of the most fascinating and secret views of Milan, through an installation – Perspectives – capable of enhancing its paths and perspectives, curated by the Italian architect Ferruccio Laviani.Along the walkways of this green space, Laviani imagined a path in