These buildings can come in any shape or size, so long as their design embodies more than just a greenwashed buzzword ...

As has become customary in recent years, on the first Monday of October, we celebrate both World Architecture Day and World Habitat Day, serving as a reminder to the global community of its collective ...

Architectural Digest editorial staff were not involved with the creation of this content. In the past, many buildings were designed to blend seamlessly with their surroundings, using local materials ...

The 5th International Conference on “Urban Regeneration and Sustainability” aims to address these challenges through in-depth discussions, presentations, and workshops focused on the latest trends, ...

The past year has seen the opening of the world’s second-tallest skyscraper, the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral and the announcement of countless futuristic urban mega-projects. Yet, the ...

From a shortlist of 24 entries, a scalable approach to city-making based on the minimal demolition of existing building fabric and the reclamation of Country has won the 2026 AA Prize for Unbuilt Work ...

Brutalist architecture, known for its raw concrete, geometric forms and imposing presence, has gained a renewed interest in the modern age of social media and more recently through the film The ...

The Never Built — the alternate universe of failed architecture proposals — sharpens and expands our view of the world. It showcases forgotten, often compelling, concepts that may yet prove useful, ...

Explore Riyadh's architectural evolution from mudbrick origins to contemporary skyscrapers, showcasing its rich cultural transformation.

Planting trees on building facades is a contentious topic, due to cost, complication and questionable carbon benefits – but its appeal goes beyond mere functionality.

Kobe, the international port city, has an over 150 year-long history since opening its port to foreign trade in the Meiji era ...