Ellen Eberhardt

Nike has released early designs of a battery-powered anklet that adheres to a person's lower leg to give them a motorised "boost" while running or walking

BIG has completed a student centre at Johns Hopkins University made of a cluster of mass timber volumes that ascend up the building's sloped site

Amazon has completed a mass timber warehouse in Indiana, which the company says will be used as a testbed for "over 40 sustainability strategies"

Populous has revealed images of the expansion to the LA Convention Center in downtown Los Angeles in conjunction with the project's groundbreaking

FIT has brought together work by students, alumni, and professionals across various disciplines for an exhibition showcasing accessible and inclusive design

Adidas has released the official FIFA World Cup 2026 match ball, which features a swirled design to symbolise Canada, the USA, and Mexico

Mónica Ponce de León will step down from her role as dean of the School of Architecture at Princeton University after ten years of leadership

As part Mextrópolis 2025 held in Mexico City, PPAA created a pavilion made of a 78-foot-long laminated wood beam suspended above rotating panels

Pentagram has created an Austin city logo informed by its nature in lieu of Western and "governmental" motifs, which were rejected during the design process

DJ booths clad in wood, metal and a giant disco ball feature in this lookbook, which rounds up bars, restaurants and even a bathhouse that centre music

American lighting companies are using 3D-printing and digital manufacturing to try and fix the "extremely broken" lighting manufacturing industry

Herzog & de Meuron and Piet Oudolf have completed Calder Gardens in Philadelphia for mobile sculptor Alexander Calder composed of underground galleries

BIG and KPF are among studios involved in ongoing bids for three gambling licenses set to be awarded this year for NYC casino developments

The Texas architecture office of late designer Donald Judd will reopen later this month following a seven-year restoration effort by Schaum Architects

Following new high-speed trains launching on the US east coast, we take a look at several high-speed rail projects throughout the country

Cracker Barrel has faced backlash for the redesign of its logo, which is now composed of a minimal, barrel-shaped background and its word mark

Renderings of Telosa city by BIG and former Walmart e-commerce Marc Lore show details such as large wooden "mobility hub"

The 670 Mesquit complex by BIG has been approved by Los Angeles City Council and will contain an elementary school and housing, among other programming

SOM has broken ground on a new terminal at Chicago O'Hare airport and has released unseen renderings of its design with "orchard-inspired columns"

The EPA has cancelled the Solar For All program, a $7 billion Biden-era initiative that supported nationwide programs to provide access to solar energy for low and middle-income homeowners