Inspiration: Stories

LTL Architects designed a new healthy home for the Helen R. Walton Children’s Enrichment Center.

The New York firm went on a tour-de-copper-clad projects in China to find the perfect panel.

Snøhetta’s meticulous sinks result from the marriage of two practitioners who are unequivocally comm itted to well-considered design.

Everyone knows that a grand entrance can make quite a statement and first impression. But in a simil ar way, a staircase also has the potential to pack a punch and inject character into a project.

West Elm's new WORKSPACE division decided to "un-office" the company's Brooklyn office.

Second- and third-generation toilet artisans have perfected ceramics at the Swiss manufacturer.

Many of the world’s greatest cities can trace their historical growths back to one simple and often overlooked geographical aspect: proximity to water.

The New York-based studio harnesses the power of HP's Z2 Mini Workstation to create its stand-out st ructures.

This article has been produced in collaboration with BUILTWORLDS, a media network and community comm itted to exploring, understanding and driving innovation across the built environment. This video is brought to Architizer from BuiltWorlds’ ‘Project Innovation’ series. One of the most iconic landmarks in the United States, the Chicago River stands as the lifeblood of this…