Articles by Nidhi Upadhyaya

By adding curved planes, colorful lights and organic seating, architects are evolving the maze typol ogy beyond traditional network of walls.

No fairy godmothers were involved in making these magical places — there's no risk that they will tu rn into pumpkins at midnight either!

Brightly colored structural frames, suspended blocks and industrial elements are the building blocks of Richard Rogers' oeuvre.

Architects across Europe are using electric colors, modular elements and, in one case, insects to at tract and engage citizens.

Over the past ten years, the A+Awards have highlighted the most preeminent approaches to sports desi gn from around the world.

Drawing on their expertise with children's spaces, the Shanghai studio injects playful fun into the adult realm — and vice-versa.

Over the past decade, advancements in technology have not only changed the way we construct architec ture but also how we choose to represent it.

The Chinese firm’s interactive installations playfully inject a sense of fun and vibrant color into otherwise dull city spaces.

The newest category in the A+Awards honors the best global projects that include an addition or exte nsion to an existing residential building.