The Chelsea Residence pays homage to Manhattan’s lost artists’ lofts
As glass and steel continue to pierce the sky, a growing number of homeowners are trading tower residences for humble […]
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Take a tour of the country’s strangest architectural attractions
The Great American Road Trip has been done before; last year, Atlas Obscura published a detailed history of the first
Christian Schlatter covers the Cordoba house with weathering steel
A screen made of weathered steel sheets shades the facade of a house in Córdoba, Argentina, extended over the past
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The couple bonds between castles are strong and often permanent. The same birds usually mate each breeding season (as long
The Saudi artist’s gallery celebrates limitless imagination
How solar-powered desalination allows Saudi Arabia to produce drinking water sustainably RIYADH: In regions with limited rainfall, desalination is a
Rare photos of Frida Kahlo on display in New York City
“Frida Kahlo, Xochimilco, Mexico” by Rosa Covarrubias, 1941 Visionary artist Frida Kahlo led a fascinating life that continues to captivate
Is Banksy back in town? A similar painting on a wall in New Orleans causes a stir
A painting that closely resembles the work of Banksy has appeared in a prominent place in the Faubourg Marigny. But
These architecture firms are hiring more aggressively now
In this week’s curated jobs roundup from Archinect Jobs, we’re highlighting 10 of the most active architecture and design firms
The parallel visions of Mark Rothko and Hiroshi Sugimoto
Abstract Expressionist painter Mark Rothko and contemporary photographer and artist Hiroshi Sugimoto, although working in different mediums, display strikingly similar
New York’s Mitchell-Innes & Nash to close Chelsea space, shift to ‘project-based consultancy’
Mitchell-Innes & Nash, a gallery representing artists such as Pope.L, Martha Rosler and Jacolby Satterwhite, will close its Chelsea space