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Paul Makovsky

Editor-in-Chief at ARCHITECT

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Brazil’s Tile Renaissance

Explore Brazil ceramic tile innovation at Expo Revestir 2026—and see why architects should rethink where the future of surfaces is being made.
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Maison&Objet’s Most Interesting Story Isn’t the Furniture. It’s Who Gets to Design the Future.
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Juhani Pallasmaa Spent a Lifetime Building a Library. Now He’s Givi...

Explore the Juhani Pallasmaa library in Helsinki and discover how 12,000 books shaped one of architecture’s greatest thinkers. Read more.
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Can a 90-Year-Old Vase Capture the Personality of a City?

Can a 90-Year-Old Vase Capture the Personality of a City?
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Architecture’s Biggest Question Isn’t What to Build Next. It’s What...

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Architecture’s Longest Slump Is Getting Even Longer

See why the Architecture Billings Index July 2026 fell to 46.6 as firms face the longest ABI slump on record. Read the latest data.
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What If the Future of Cities Requires More Imagination, Not More Te...

Explore Utopian Hours 2026 in Turin, where Peter Cook and urban innovators rethink the future of cities. Discover what comes next.
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Maison&Objet Is Betting That Design Needs More Than Furniture

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Issey Miyake Found a New Material Hiding in Its Own Waste

Discover how the Issey Miyake Paper Log turns pleating waste into furniture and sculpture. See the Tokyo exhibition through September 13.
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The Women Written Out of Modernism

Modernism has often told a story about subtraction. It has favored the stripped-down object, the heroic male architect, the clean line, the industrial future, the liberation of design from ornament. But in early 20th-century Vienna, another version of modernity was taking shape—one made from textiles, ceramics, fashion, graphic design, interiors, social networks, and opulent surfaces. […]