Le Grand-Espace in Sherbrooke, Quebec, opens as a vibrant cultural hub, designed by Atelier Paul Laurendeau and NEUF architectes, promising economic and cultural revitalization in the Eastern Townships.
Ziger Snead Architects' Dune House on Delaware's Fenwick Island showcases how innovative design can overcome site restrictions. The use of sustainable Accoya wood sets a precedent for environmentally friendly coastal architecture.
InLe Architects' new home design in Kerala uses natural elements like mango trees to create an eco-friendly and serene living environment, highlighting a trend towards sustainable architecture.
George Washington University's new theatre mirrors the emotional arc of performances, setting a new standard for educational architecture.
The Balearic Islands' social housing model wins the 2026 Obel Award, highlighting sustainable public administration. This offers U.S. AECM professionals a template for integrating eco-friendly practices in public housing projects.
Petra Heights, a 10-storey high-rise in London, features a stone exoskeleton, marking a world-first in sustainable construction. Designed by Groupwork and Webb Yates, the building sets a new standard for eco-friendly architecture.
Velux opens its first U.S. Experience Center in California, offering training and education on natural lighting and ventilation for AECM professionals.
Craighill's Swingtop Lighter blends historical design with modern manufacturing, offering insights for AECM professionals on combining aesthetics and functionality.
Exagres' Exa-tech facade system provides architects with flexible design options while enhancing building protection and energy efficiency.
