Journal

Print's Not Dead!

The world of print media is experiencing a resurgence as people continue to distance themselves from digital domains. Books and bookstores represent the physical objects missing in modern societies...

Abbye Churchill On The Role Of Gardening In Modern Societies

Ancient civilizations were connected to nature through the land, today modern societies look toward gardening to bind the soul with the environment. To coincide with the release of The Gardens of E...

Professor Han Slawik On Containers Going Beyond Modular Design

Luminary container pioneer Professor Han Slawik built the first module structure in Europe and published one of the most thorough books documenting this style of architecture. The bestseller has be...

Containers: From The Docks To An Architectural Spectacle

Behind the pioneer that created the freight container and transformed hauling forever, we explore how Malcom Purcell McLean's idea changed the world and went on to become a crucial part of contempo...

Livable Minimalism Meets Layers of History

Whatever the secret is to Arquitectura-G’s particular brand of livable minimalism, it is growing ever more popular with clients both locally and internationally. Featured in our The Home Upgrade bo...

A Day Below Stockholm

For nearly six decades, Stockholm’s metro art installations have worked as a social experiment to its commuters and tourists. David Altrath guides us into the majestic tunnels and cave-like flux th...

Inside Ricardo Bofill’s Muse and Fortress Cement Factory

Born on December 5, 1939, today marks his 80th birthday and an opportunity to reflect on a legacy that includes radical ideas, an architectural philosophy geared toward community, and utopian inten...

Ushering Modernism Into A 15th-Century Italian Home

Italian collective Archiplan has been innovators of renovating historic structures in their homeland, but these particular commissions is a masterpiece that conveys the legacy of the Renaissance Go...

The art of Mediterranean Modernism through the guise of Andrew Trotter

From starting a boutique store nearly a decade ago to founding Openhouse Magazine, Andrew Trotter reflects on his journey so far and discusses his first architectural commission Masseria Moroseta.

Reform On Defining Timeless Kitchen Design

Michael Andersen and Jeppe Christensen started Reform kitchens in 2014 over a beer. Their vision was to challenge industry giants and make great design accessible to the masses. Having relocated to...