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It’s 1960, and Otto Poticha and his wife, Sharon Scott East Poticha, are driving around the country, and even into British Columbia, to, as he … Continue reading →
The Art House in New Delhi is conceived as a response to a rare brief that called for complete originality. The client, a prominent entrepreneur with a strong inclination toward in...
Campus Art settlements: Art Museum of AHUA — Nestled beside the central lake on the campus, the Art Museum of AHUA boasts superior natural scenery and serves as a key venue for exh...
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This month’s lineup features a major Frank Gehry retrospective and an architectural exhibition celebrating the 80th anniversary of modern-day Italy.
"Which of us bears the greater blame?" This poignant question concludes a letter written by La Roche to Janereth, where he reproached the young architect for creating something be...
With As Seen Below, ARoS gains a new international landmark work by one of the most influential artists of our time, James Turrell. The installation represents the culmination of t...
In Montreal, Efflorescence takes central stage in a Franciscan Chapel.
The Eva and Marc Besen Centre, adjacent to the TarraWarra Museum of Art, is a new purpose-built facility designed as a cultural hub catering to a diverse range of activities and ex...
From California bungalows to New York skyscrapers, what makes an architecture American, let alone the most significant example of such?
It was largely business as usual—plus cool ocean breezes—at the annual Conference on Architecture & Design.
In the heart of East Austin's Cesar Chavez neighborhood, an abandoned auto parts warehouse is reborn not as mere structure but as a story of resilience, culture and sustainability....
Led by the renowned architecture and urban design practice Studio Gang, the design of the Scripps Theater extends the theater's year-round functionality, improves circulation acros...
From projects and institutions that reinforce the relationship between art and architecture to initiatives seeking new approaches to persistent urban and ecological challenges, thi...
artists and architects transform air into a medium of instability, participation, and collective care through inflatables, fog structures, and suspended worlds. The post building w...
Peter Zumthor’s building recalls a spaceship loaded with several thousand artifacts of life on Earth, ready to leave this planet behind.
As Glasstire celebrates our 25th anniversary, each month we’ll be publishing thematic content by our editors and contributing writers. Over the course of the year, our themes will...
This article is part of a series of pieces celebrating Glasstire’s 25th anniversary. To see other stories from this series, go here. To see pieces from the month of June, around th...
At CASACOR São Paulo, Brazilian architect Clara Nahas of Estúdio Clara Nahas presents the Semibreve Studio, a 55-square-metre installation created in partnership with Todeschini. T...
Neiheiser Argyros artfully balances the formal and the informal.
Arth Home is a 1,950 sq ft residence in Bengaluru shaped by a simple premise: to build only what is necessary, and to build it well. Designed for two people, the house reflects a d...
The seven Minneapolis Cultural Districts are among the city’s most creatively charged neighborhoods—home to legacy stages and artist-run spaces hidden in plain sight.
Many connoisseurs of architecture are enthralled by the modernist philosophy of Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright, and I M Pei, who shared a belief that form follows function, or, a...
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