architecture
Engaging Architecture
Recreating the Lascaux Caves in Rural France
Snøhetta simulates a hidden treasure that can no longer be visited.
Michael Webb
6 hours ago
Garage Magazine Issue 16
The Futuristic Italian Nightclub With Vegetable Gardens and Toga Parties
Piranhas. Plasma. Disco. At Space Electronic, the 1970s club kids of Florence were living like it was 2030.
Erin Schwartz
4 days ago
Engaging Architecture
Singapore’s Green City Within a City
Marina One is a tropical version of New York’s Rockefeller Center.
Michael Webb
1.16.19
Engaging Architecture
Steven Holl Fuses Light and Geometry in His Latest Houses
A new book from Rizzoli highlights this Pritzer Prize-ready architect.
Michael Webb
11.29.18
Design
The Art of Gaudí Furniture
On the celebrated architect’s very noteworthy furniture.
Colby Mugrabi
11.27.18
Travel
Why an Accidental Art Scene is Flourishing in the Desert
In Palm Springs, a new crop of creatives are building on the famous Midcentury architectural foundations.
Annabel Herrick
11.27.18
Art
How Robert Venturi Helped Turn Las Vegas Into America’s Architecture
The pioneering postmodern architect died on Thursday at the age of 93.
Stefan Al
11.26.18
Fashion
How to Design an Exhibition Worthy of Seven Decades of Dior
“Dior: From Paris to the World” opens this week at the Denver Art Museum.
Emma Specter
11.20.18
Engaging Architecture
The Glenstone Museum’s New Pavilions Combine Art with Nature
A new cluster of galleries at this private museum in Maryland opened in early October.
Michael Webb
11.15.18
Art
Auf Wiedersehen Berlin: Cologne Is the Spiritual Home of German Art
From Neo-Expressionism to Pop, it’s all about the concrete city on the Rhine.
Clem Fiell
11.9.18
SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION
What Halston, Brutalism, Caviar, and Rihanna Have In Common
The house where GARAGE hosted its fashion week party on Monday night has a long history that leads us all the way to Queen Rihanna.
Erin Schwartz
9.11.18
architecture
The Big Urban Future of the Tiny Apartment
Micro apartments have become trendy for urban professionals aiming to streamline their lives. But does the fad forebode a return to Industrial Age overcrowding?
Sam Holleran
7.26.18
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