3D-printed steel and concrete bridges are here, showcasing the possible applications and advantages of the technology in architecture.

A look at the revitalization of our cities’ backstreets

How stores can be places of wonder and spontaneity

New York’s new, one-of-a-kind public space keeps the cultural community afloat.

How cinemas and museums reopened, drive-in style

Play house impels kids of all ages to ditch devices for some hands-on fun.

A festival that puts art and empowerment ahead of profit

A forest in a stadium brings a dystopian sketch to life.

Amsterdam and Toronto come alive with light.

Okuda’s landfall in Boston’s Seaport

A project that brought together New Yorkers to celebrate their love for the city

Snarkitecture’s investigation of the boundaries between art and architecture transforms the familiar into the extraordinary.

How public art can help people encounter, learn, and heal

How 200 artists are transforming retail space with art via installations, virtual and augmented reality, music, performance, and storytelling

Art Basel Miami Beach, the inauguration of the ICA Miami, and Miami’s design neighborhood

Curated by Just Kids for the Life is Beautiful festival, Okuda San Miguel accomplished a mural intervention - “The Rest of the Three Graces” - and the placement of a 18-foot sculpture - “Smile King Bear”- in Las Vegas.