After the Static Test: Nacre-Inspired Metals and Moving Facade Connections
A titanium fatigue study prompts a testable question for moving facades: does a surface treatment retain its advantage after connection fabrication and assembly?

A titanium fatigue study prompts a testable question for moving facades: does a surface treatment retain its advantage after connection fabrication and assembly?


Reclaiming the Neglected Space: From “Non-Place” to QuinchoIn Argentina, a “quincho” refers to the space where people gather to eat…

A Five-Sided Imprint Slipping Between Two BuildingsThis 211-meter-tall tower stands at the edge of a green belt in Nanshan District,…

There is a moment familiar to anyone who has lived in a city growing faster than it can absorb its…

Spatial Editing and Environmental ReorientationThe architectural intervention is based on reorganizing the spatial relationships of a property that originally consisted…

What the physics of confined water reveals about the water-repellent layers we wrap our towers in and assume to be…

Spatial Gradation and the Transition from Forest to CoastThe single-level architectural volume maintains a modest presence within the surrounding vegetation,…

The Yards is an urban design project occupying over five acres in London’s Covent Garden. Rather than acting as a…

Buildings possess both a physical ground footprint and a dynamic annual shadow footprint created as the sun moves throughout the…

Envelope Scenography and the Site’s Environmental PerformanceThe architectural expression of this project begins with a precise reading of the site’s…

Ibrahim Fawakherji — ArchUpI recognized him before I knew he was there.Walking out of Battersea Power Station, turning east along…

The Dialogue of Layered Petals and the Formation of the MassThe balconies in the Rêve en suspens project evolve from…

What Research on Skin Acidity Reveals About Our Failure to Design Care Environments for the ElderlyThere is a quiet paradox…