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The St. Petersburg Yacht Club is exploring new conceptual designs for a three-story clubhouse to address flood risks and enhance amenities, with a potential $50 million rebuild.
A 1990 Golden Valley home, designed by architect Sarah Susanka before her influential "The Not So Big House" book, is listed for $1.195 million. It features innovative design principles and sits next
London's Norton Folgate development integrates bespoke artisan crafts into modern office interiors, honoring Spitalfields' rich history as a textile hub.
A proposed $300 million White House ballroom project, estimated at $3,333 per square foot, faces scrutiny over its cost, scale, and rapid demolition of the East Wing.
Renovating old houses presents a delicate balance between preserving historical charm and integrating modern amenities. Homeowners face challenges in updating layouts, improving energy efficiency, and
Foster + Partners will restore Oxford's historic Eagle and Child pub, famous for its literary connections. The project combines preservation with new workspaces and a cafe.
Wo Hop, a nearly 90-year-old restaurant in New York City's Chinatown, has expanded to a new street-level dining room. The design by Spaced Agency blends new elements with the eatery's historic charact
The China National Convention Center Phase II in Beijing, designed by 2Portzamparc, is set to open in 2025. This major facility will host international conferences and state summits, featuring a curve
Architects worldwide are rethinking home design, balancing personal expression, environmental integration, and material clarity in diverse unbuilt residential projects.
Grafton Architects and Modus Studio completed the University of Arkansas's first mass-timber building, the Anthony Timberlands Center. It features a central workshop, angular roof, and aims to educate
Cities are redefining safety through architectural design, moving beyond barriers to integrated solutions that foster trust and reduce crime. Projects like Erith Park demonstrate how thoughtful planni
The Louis Vuitton store in Cancún, Mexico, has unveiled a new precast concrete facade by MATERIA + Gustavo Carmona, reinterpreting the brand's flower motif into a dynamic, light-shifting surface.
