BIG’s stadium in Las Vegas is a giant metallic armadillo
Bjarke Ingels Group designs the new baseball stadium for the Athletics — a striking new landmark in the Las Vegas skyline, shaped by the city’s unique climate.
A suspended steel volume for memory: Viñoly’s Medal of Honor Museum opens to the public
The newly inaugurated National Medal of Honor Museum, designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects, is a tribute to courage and remembrance—featuring suspended volumes, plays of light, and immersive experiences.
Going out with a chair, arguing with the fridge: the dating game that lets you fall for household objects
Date Everything! is the new dating sim where your soulmate might just be the microwave door… or the existential hum of your washing machine. The domestic landscape is no longer just a backdrop.
A penthouse in Zaha Hadid’s final Miami skyscraper hits the market
One Thousand Museum is one of the final projects designed by Zaha Hadid before her death, and now one of its most prestigious residences is on the market for $24 million.
Tadao Ando’s new pavilion in Korea is a collaboration with sculptor Antony Gormley
Architecture and sculpture merge into an essential perceptual experience within the underground concrete space carved beneath the garden of Museum SAN, in South Korea
Artificial intelligence is starting to steal our jobs
According to a survey by the World Economic Forum, 41% of employers are already planning to reduce their workforce in favor of AI. However, the consequences are quite different from what we expected, and they mainly affect the younger generations.
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Anyone who wants to understand Arnaldo Pomodoro’s genius must walk through his Labyrinth
In Milan, the reopening of the underground installation, in the same year as the death of the great sculptor, offers the public the opportunity to immerse themselves in the work that perhaps, more than any other, tells the story of Arnaldo Pomodoro: his Labyrinth.
Can a scooter be brutalist? Olto takes design cues from the Cybertruck
Building on the success of the P1 scooter, Infinite Machine has launched a new minimalist electric two-wheeler that can also be ridden on cycle paths.
What happened to the Mukaab, the world’s largest cube?
Two years after the project was announced by Saudi Arabia, work has begun. The Riyadh desert is preparing to welcome the Mukaab, a building which is set to become one of the most monumental and controversial structures of our time.
Leica turns 100 and “designs” its first-ever film
To celebrate its centenary, the German brand is launching Monopan 50, the first 35mm film to bear the Leica name, featuring a visual identity fully aligned with the company’s design language.
Is there still time to reconsider the redevelopment of Piazzale Loreto?
Urban policy expert Lucia Tozzi discusses the current status of the project that will transform Milan's important square and its weaknesses, amid greenwashing, gentrification, and privatization of public space.
Remember MiniDiscs? They’re back—in billet aluminum
A cult object from the 1990s and Y2K aesthetic has returned in the form of a technological sculpture: a redesigned MiniDisc combining billet aluminium and analogue nostalgia with precision engineering.
AI makes your favorite architects do wild things — even the dead ones
On Instagram, you can now find the Eiffel Tower as Gaudí would have designed it, Nanda Vigo's ice cream cone, and Tadao Ando's White House. What else would you like to see?