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Mashomuck by BMA Architects

2026-05-15T20:53:00-04:00

This 5,000 square foot, waterfront house sits on a one acre site overlooking Sag Harbor Bay, Northwest Harbor and Shelter Island. Numerous flood zone designations and wetland setbacks limited the buildable footprint to 2,600 square feet. Further adding to the design challenge is a street/entry property line width of only 60 feet.

A pair of two story bars splays out from the entry point of the house to reveal sweeping water views at the rear façade maximizing the buildable area. While the living room is the ‘soft space’ that mediates between the two geometries on the first floor, a two story, glass curtain wall and bridge connect the bedrooms on the second.

The arrangement of key spaces and circulation routes through the house favor a slightly southeastern exposure, capturing the view of a salt marsh prior to the large expanse of water. This landscape is backlit by the setting sun in the evening and is home to egrets, blue heron and osprey.

The program for the house includes four bedroo...

Bull Path by BMA Architects

2026-05-15T20:52:00-04:00

This 6,200 square foot house in East Hampton is situated on a long, two acre site that is steeply sloped along the eastern property line. The property is heavily wooded with mature pine trees.

Large walls of floating stone panels are incorporated at the approach to the house creating a level of monumentality as well as providing privacy to the street and guest parking. Behind these two panels, resides a pair of two story volumes oriented in an offset ‘T’ configuration. A two story glass entry link frames the distant views across the length of the property via a 12 foot by 75 foot reflecting/swimming pool. This configuration is meant to cradle the built outdoor spaces as well as a play lawn while maximizing daylight and southern exposure in what is otherwise a densely shaded site. The east/west volume contains an open plan living room, dining room and kitchen at the ground level with a master suite on the second floor.

The column free leg of the north/south volume is made up of an outd...

Edmonds Overlook by CAST architecture

2026-05-15T20:51:00-04:00

Just north of Seattle, this family home is tucked away on a magical parcel of land within the Edmonds city limits. Designed to maximize the site’s breathtaking views, it is carefully sited to blend into its wooded setting while opening fully to expansive views.

On our first visit, we found a secluded forest glade with stunning vistas of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains perched atop a high seaside bluff. Preserving and enhancing this singular landscape as the surrounding neighborhood fills in with development was central to our design.

The approach is intentionally restrained—the home does not reveal itself entirely upon arrival. The house is composed of two wings that cradle the meadow, making it the most important “room.” Interior spaces are oriented towards the lush landscape and impressive views framed by mature trees.

The structures are kept close to the perimeter, leaving the center of the site unbuilt. A covered bridge with a green roof acts as a front porch, linking the ...

New architecture and design competitions: Genius Loci Festival, Theodore Prudon Fund for Preservation Education, ADAM Architecture Travel Scholarship, and Claude Provencher Excellence Scholarship

2026-05-15T15:15:00-04:00

Bustler's curated picks of new architecture and design competitions this week feature four calls seeking talented architecture and design students in need of support for a final academic project, graduate students in the field of historic preservation, students or recent graduates with original pieces of research work interested in studying abroad, and innovative audiovisual art that would be projected on three buildings in Weimar, Germany.

For the complete directory of newly listed competitions, click here.

MAD completes spiraling science museum near China spaceport

2026-05-15T11:39:00-04:00

The MAD Architects-designed Hainan Science Museum has opened in Haikou, China, adjacent to Wuyuan River National Wetland Park.

Positioned within 2 miles of more than 30 schools and kindergartens, the scheme was conceived as a civic and educational facility serving local residents and students.

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The museum is located on Hainan Island, home to China’s only coastal spaceport, which has supported more than 40 launches since 2016, including lunar and Mars missions. The 460,000-square-foot complex is organized around a continuous spiraling circulation route connecting all exhibition spaces.

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Visitors can move through the museum in either direction, ascending or descending through galleries dedicated to subjects including astronomy, ocean science, tropical agriculture, and rainforest ecology. A children’s exhibition level occupies the lower section of the route.

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Step inside Studio Gang's new curved timber open-air theater for Hudson Valley Shakespeare

2026-05-15T09:21:00-04:00

Studio Gang has completed the Samuel H. Scripps Theater Center for Hudson Valley Shakespeare in Garrison, New York. The six-year project saw the creation of the theater company’s first permanent home.

Image credit: Jason O'Rear

The new campus expands the theater company’s year-round programming capacity while integrating performance spaces into the surrounding Hudson Valley landscape. The open-air theater replaces the company’s long-running seasonal tent venue at Boscobel House and Gardens, where productions had been staged for decades.

Image credit: Jason O'Rear

Founded in 1987, Hudson Valley Shakespeare relocated to its current 98-acre site in 2022. The new theater center forms part of a broader campus master plan developed in 2020 in collaboration with landscape architecture firm Nelson Byrd Woltz.

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The 6,800-square-foot theater contains 451 seats beneath a curved timber-framed gr...

VIDEO: Watch Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s The Broad expansion topping out in LA

2026-05-14T18:34:00-04:00

Roughly one year after breaking ground, the expansion of The Broad officially hit its topping-out milestone yesterday as the project’s final steel beam was hoisted into place in Downtown Los Angeles.

Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro and built by MATT Construction — the same team behind the original museum — the 50,000-square-foot addition is on track to open in 2028, just ahead of the Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games.

Video: Shafik Fadi, courtesy The Broad.

Before the beam was lifted, museum leaders and civic figures gathered to sign it in a ceremony that felt equal parts construction ritual and LA cultural event.

Image: © Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R). Rendering by Plomp.

The project will expand the museum’s gallery space by roughly 70 percent, a response to both the institution's lasting popularity and the rapid growth of its collection since opening in 2015.

Image: © Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R). Rendering by Plomp.

Beyond more room for art, the addition promises a ...

20 LA architecture firms currently hiring Project Architects & Project Managers

2026-05-14T15:06:00-04:00

In this week's edition of our curated career roundups from the Archinect job board, we highlight 20 employers in the greater Los Angeles area currently hiring Project Managers and Project Architects.

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SPF:architects seeks a Project Architect, Associate (8+ years)
"We are currently seeking a Project Architect with project management skills to drive mid-sized projects in the residential, cultural, educational and infrastructure space. The studio is widely recognized for its technical and design-driven approach and similarly seeks an individual who understands how to put buildings together and the dedication it takes to do it well while being skillful in managing these projects."

WE3 at Water's Edge by SPF:architects.

Alber...

Neeraj Bhatia appointed director of Columbia GSAPP’s Urban Design program

2026-05-14T15:03:00-04:00

Neeraj Bhatia has been appointed Director of Columbia University GSAPP’s M.S. in Architecture and Urban Design program and Associate Professor, effective July 2026.

The appointment was described as a significant new chapter for the Urban Design program, citing Bhatia’s work at the intersection of climate, housing, territorial systems, and spatial justice. Bhatia previously taught at GSAPP and will return to the school with a practice and research agenda focused on the relationship between urban form, equity, collective life, and ecosocial transformation.

Bhatia is the founder of THE OPEN WORKSHOP, a design and research practice that examines collectivity, the commons, governance, and shared space across scales. Recent projects and exhibitions include Life After Property, commissioned by OSU, and Commoning Domestic Space, presented at the Venice Biennale. His work spans from the scale of the territory to the domestic interior, often using architecture and urban design to question con...

NYCxDESIGN 2026: Six event highlights to check out

2026-05-14T11:16:00-04:00

The NYCxDESIGN Festival is returning to New York City today for its 2026 edition. Open until May 20th, the festival brings together more than 160,000 designers, innovators, and enthusiasts for a “week-long celebration of creativity, collaboration, and cultural exchange.”

Throughout the week, a variety of design studios, schools, brands, and cultural institutions will host exhibitions, installations, talks, tours, and parties. All five boroughs of the city are included in the programming.

Below, we have picked out six highlights from the 2026 schedule:

Lincoln Center for Performing Arts breaks ground on major campus overhaul

2026-05-14T09:24:00-04:00

The Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts has broken ground on a major redevelopment of the west side of its New York campus. Set to open in summer 2028, the project includes a new 2,000-seat amphitheater named The Baron Theater alongside the new Stavros Niarchos Foundation Gardens. The design team is led by Weiss/Manfredi, Hood Design Studio and Moody Nolan.

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The Baron Theater will replace the temporary infrastructure historically used for outdoor programming at Damrosch Park. The permanent structure is designed to improve acoustics, audience proximity, and backstage facilities while reducing sound spill beyond the venue. The amphitheater will continue Lincoln Center’s tradition of hosting free public performances, with adjacent public spaces remaining accessible outside performance times.

Image credit: Brooklyn Digital Foundry

Additional elements include the Len Tow Com...

Frank Gehry’s sculptural side takes center stage at Gagosian

2026-05-13T16:05:00-04:00

Frank Gehry's playful sculptural creations will once again take the spotlight this spring: Opening tomorrow, May 14, at Gagosian’s Beverly Hills gallery, a new exhibition revisits the late architect’s artistic practice through a collection of animal sculptures, experimental objects, and expressive drawings — the first exhibition of his work since his passing in 2025.

Designed in collaboration with Gehry’s studio and family, the show feels less like a memorial and more like stepping directly into the architect’s restless imagination.

Frank Gehry. Bear with Us, 2014. 316L stainless steel. 45 1/2 x 84 3/4 x 43 3/4 inches (115.6 x 215.3 x 111.1 cm) © Frank O. Gehry. Photo: Benjamin Lee Ritchie Handler. Courtesy Gagosian

The exhibition’s cast of characters includes a life-size stainless-steel bear that looks as though it has been folded out of aluminum foil, glowing papier-mâché snake lamps from the late 1980s, and a black crocodile fabricated in Formica and silicone.

Then there are the...

Rice Husk House by SUMMARY by SUMMARY Architects

2026-05-13T15:04:00-04:00

The house is located on a flat, square-shaped plot oriented along a North-South axis, near a pine forest and the beach. The single-story structure fits within a context of similarly scaled, detached homes in a low-density setting.

The main entrance is situated on the northern side of the plot, and the house is laid out in an “L” shape, resulting from a clear separation between the social and private wings. This layout promotes natural cross ventilation and optimal solar exposure, eliminating the need for any air conditioning or mechanical ventilation systems. At the same time, the shape protects the private outdoor space from the prevailing northern and western winds.

For this project, the studio explored the potential of a prefabricated, three-dimensional modular system based on U-shaped reinforced concrete components, which are grouped according to the needs of the housing program.

To reduce construction time, site preparation, earthworks, excavation, and foundation work were ca...

National Institute of Water Sports (NIWS), Carenzalem, Goa, India by M:OFA Studio

2026-05-13T13:53:00-04:00

Set along Goa’s coastline, the National Institute of Water Sports (NIWS) was commissioned to formalize training, research, and safety standards for an expanding marine tourism and adventure-sports economy. NIWS began through an international design competition with a dual ambition: deliver globally competitive infrastructure within public procurement realities, and create a civic landmark that expresses Goa’s relationship with the sea.

MOFA’s design translates the discipline of water sports – motion, risk, anticipation, and teamwork – into a campus that never feels static. Instead of separating “formal” learning from “informal” practice, NIWS is planned as a continuous learning landscape where training, observation, social exchange, and recovery are interwoven. The institute supports diverse users, including local lifeguards, instructors, trainees, tour operators, visiting experts, and administrators, without fragmenting them into isolated precincts.

The masterplan organizes the p...

Gifu Prefectural Office by NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD

2026-05-13T13:51:00-04:00

A Prefectural Office Building Symbolizing “Gifu, the Land of Clear Streams”

Located in Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture, midway between Tokyo and Kyoto, this project involves the rebuilding of the former prefectural government office, which had become outdated and spatially constrained. Conceived as a symbol of “Gifu, the Land of Clear Streams,” a region characterized by its diverse climates, landscapes, and historical cultures, the building makes extensive use of locally produced materials, including cypress and cedar, Mino washi paper, and ceramic tiles. By bringing together the technologies and craftsmanship of local companies, the project aims to function as a “showcase of Gifu.” The Administrative Building adopts a seismic isolation system located at the top of first-floor columns, allowing the isolation devices and other critical equipment to be positioned above potential flood levels. By eliminating the need for above-ground isolation clearance, the design seamlessly connects the l...

Trump D.C. architecture projects hit by lawsuits and contract controversies

2026-05-13T11:55:00-04:00

As U.S. President Donald Trump begins a state visit to China, several of his architectural endeavors in Washington, D.C., are facing legal scrutiny. Among them are Trump’s move to resurface the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall and a proposed new ballroom at the White House.

Earlier this week, the Cultural Landscape Foundation, a D.C.-based education and advocacy nonprofit, announced that it has filed a lawsuit against the Department of the Interior, claiming that the current application of blue paint to the basin of the Lincoln Memorial's Reflecting Pool is being carried out in violation of federal law. The group is seeking a temporary restraining order against the move.

Meanwhile, The New York Times has reported that a no-bid contract was used in the allocation of a contractor for the project. According to the report, to award the $6.9 million contract, Trump invoked an exemption meant for urgent situations, such as to prevent “serious injury, financial or other, to the governm...

Free this summer? You could spend it coaching future architects

2026-05-13T09:23:00-04:00

Following our previous look at an opening for a computational designer at Populous, we are using this week’s edition of our Job Highlights series to explore an open role on Archinect Jobs for a Summer Coach at NuVu Studio.

The role, based in Cambridge, MA, calls for individuals with interests in design, technology, and education, who will be “responsible for envisioning and teaching studios where they brainstorm, design, and create with the students.” The coaches will teach between one and three sessions of the summer program in their field of expertise. Among the qualifications required for the role are at least one year of design teaching experience and experience in giving constructive feedback to students on ideas, prototypes, and design processes.

Why the role interests us

The open role at NuVu Studio offers us the opportunity to explore how the studio operates summer schools aimed at future designers currently in middle school and high school. Running throughout July and Aug...

Olson Kundig, LEVER, Johnston Marklee, Brandon, and Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design are Archinect Jobs' latest featured employers

2026-05-12T14:54:00-04:00

Take a look at our latest curated selection of architecture and design firms currently hiring on Archinect Jobs: This week's featured employer highlight includes job openings in Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Costa Mesa.

For even more opportunities, visit the Archinect job board and explore our active community of job seekers, firms, and schools.

LEVER Architecture has three exciting job opportunities in Portland: an Intermediate Architect/Designer with three to six years of experience and skills with Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, and Enscape; an Intermediate Architect/Designer (CD/CA) with four to eight years of experience and familiarity with Revit; and a Proposal Coordinator with two-plus years of experience and fluency in Adobe Creative Suite, specifically InDesign.

L'Angolo Estate Winery by LEVER Architecture.

In Seattle, Olson Kundig Architects has an opening for a Project Architect with six years of experience and proficiency with Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite, a...

Moongate Bridge by Höweler + Yoon

2026-05-12T13:57:00-04:00

Located in the Houtan area of the Pudong District in Shanghai, the former 2010 Shanghai Expo grounds are being rebuilt into a new cultural park with active recreational programming. The site has evolved over several decades, from natural wetland to farmland, to a ground of heavy industry, to international fair grounds, and now, an urban public park. Interpreting traditional Chinese moongate motifs, the Moongate Bridge modifies the edge of the bridge with a series of circular openings, framing the water as it spans across a man-made waterway. It marks a moment between a historical referentiality and a contemporary reflexivity.

The bridge is a gathering place and a viewing device, inviting pedestrians to look both inward and out. The scene evokes a historical Chinese garden inflected with contemporary material textures. Pavers form patterns to designate areas for vehicles or pedestrians. The bridge’s curving geometries are realized through an array of cobblestones, layered to form a s...

Oshry Residence by SPF:architects

2026-05-12T13:56:00-04:00

The client requested a home with clever separation between private and public areas in the house. The house’s main volumetric elements were determined both by the program, and by an extremely challenging site. A narrow, steep grade and early soil testing revealed that the land was not fit for residential development with a standard foundation. Due to the soil’s instability, SPF:a was required to root the structure with concrete friction piles dug 90-feet below the surface. The cost of such an activity — not to mention the challenge of staging construction on a 45-degree grade — became the fundamental protagonist of the project’s design.

Early diagrammatic explorations showed that organizing the home along a narrow floor plan and incorporating an outdoor courtyard as livable space could minimize the number of foundation piles needed for a sound structure. Such a plan would also provide one answer to the client’s request for indoor-outdoor connection throughout the home. The resulti...

Four rural homes by Marcus Gleysteen Architects: Your Next Employer?

2026-05-12T11:44:00-04:00

Following our previous visit to Subtila, we are moving our Meet Your Next Employer series to Boston this week to explore the work of Marcus Gleysteen Architects.

From their office on Kingston Street, the firm has built a portfolio over twenty years, centred on residential and commercial projects. “We believe that every space deserves beauty and purpose,” the firm says about its approach, adding that the firm seeks to “enrich the evolving conditions of modern life through meaningful residential design.”

Over on Archinect Jobs, the firm is currently hiring for a Summer Design Intern to join their Boston team. For candidates interested in applying for a position or anybody interested in learning more about the firm’s output, we have rounded up four rural homes by Marcus Gleysteen Architects that exemplify the firm’s ethos.

Maine Coast House. Image courtesy of Marcus Gleysteen Architects

Maine Coast House, Kennebunk, ME

Located on a small barrier island, the Maine Coast House draws inspi...

Permits filed for SOM's supertall Manhattan skyscraper with steel lattice structure

2026-05-12T09:20:00-04:00

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill has unveiled new details of the design for 175 Park Avenue, a mixed-use supertall tower planned adjacent to Grand Central Terminal in Midtown Manhattan. The project, holding offices and a hotel, is set to replace the existing 34-story Grand Hyatt hotel on the site east of the terminal.

Developers RXR Realty and TF Cornerstone recently filed updated permits, and the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the proposal in late February.

Image credit: SOM | Ekoo Media Inc.

The design of the scheme is defined by a steel lattice structural system that rises into an interlaced crown. The form is designed to reference neighboring Art Deco landmarks, including the Chrysler Building and the former Socony-Mobil Building. Structural columns at the base are configured to navigate underground rail infrastructure and are set back from the property line to widen sidewalks along 42nd Street.

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Paul Goldberger on classical architecture in the age of Trump

2026-05-11T18:47:00-04:00

The proposed arch was nominally designed by Nicolas Charbonneau of Harrison Design, but as with almost all of the projects the president has proposed, Trump himself is effectively client and architect, since the project exists to fulfill no need other than his increasingly imperial desires.

Architecture critic Paul Goldberger, writing for AIR MAIL, on the triumph and uneasiness of classical-architecture advocates with Trump as Client in Chief.

"It all puts the National Civic Art Society in a somewhat awkward position," Goldberger writes, "It seemed at first like the society had found in Trump its ultimate patron, a president whose claim that he would give traditional architecture more prominence would turn this small, little-known nonprofit group into the administration’s de facto architectural adviser. But Trump’s idea of classicism is not dignity and order but over-the-top gaudiness and excess—not Jeffersonian decorum but super-size Las Vegas vulgarity. Trump does not join movements; he hijacks them and remakes them in his own image."

Anji Linxi Innovation Center: A Holistic Practice of a Dynamic Workplace by GLA Architects

2026-05-11T17:19:00-04:00

Located at the intersection of the city and nature, the Anji Linxi Innovation Center is flanked by Huxi Stream to the east and Lingfeng Lake to the west. The site’s dual exposure to high-quality natural landscapes defines the core design approach—creating an interactive and permeable architectural space rather than an enclosed and isolated one. Adopting a “weaving” concept, the design uses small-scale, porous volumes and a pavilion-like ground floor to establish a human-scaled spatial experience, allowing the architecture to blend lightly and transparently into the surrounding landscape.

The elongated site, stretching north–south and narrow in the east–west direction, is not treated as a constraint. Instead, through the strategic placement of four tower blocks, the design maximizes southern exposure while controlling building depth to ensure that natural light evenly reaches all interior spaces, fostering a harmonious coexistence between nature and users.

Biophilic design serves as ...

UOB Innovation Hub by Ondrej Hromadko

2026-05-11T15:18:00-04:00

This visual study explores the architectural rhythm of the UOB Innovation Hub in Singapore. Defined by its 12 eight-storey towers surrounding a central public atrium, the structure’s tapered forms create a distinct silhouette often compared to a beehive.

The series captures the dialogue between the building’s heavy concrete mass and the atmospheric light emerging from its 56 cornerless classrooms at dusk. By focusing on the textured facades and illuminated staircases, the photography highlights the interplay of raw materiality and the haptic warmth radiating from the interior during the evening hours.

Architect: Heatherwick studio
Location: Singapore
Photographer: Ondrej Hromadko
Category: Architecture photography
Entire project: UOB Innovation Hub

Advancing new straw tectonics and a more regenerative, biogenic future

2026-05-11T14:39:00-04:00

The straw house is 28 feet tall and has a sleeping loft, a daybed, five windows and a kitchen...It is the culmination of three years of research, manual labor, and trial and error. The materials cost a little more than $50,000 (a hefty portion of that — $18,000 — went toward the house’s thatch roofing)...features compressed straw — where the loose and airy stalks are packed tightly together using heat — as both insulation and building block, without hiding the material behind plaster or wood.

Hillary Howard writes about All Straw House a recent project by a Princeton University team and LTL Architects.

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h/t @MichaelBurchert

Catherine Chen wins $100K 2026 Steedman Fellowship in Architecture

2026-05-11T14:33:00-04:00

Architectural designer Catherine Chen has been named the winner of the 2026 James Harrison Steedman Memorial Fellowship in Architecture, receiving a $100,000 prize to support international travel and research.

Organized biennially by the College of Architecture and Graduate School of Architecture & Urban Design in the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis, in partnership with AIA St. Louis, the Steedman Fellowship is open to applicants who have earned an accredited architecture degree within the last eight years. Established in 1926, it is among the oldest and largest travel fellowships in architecture in the United States.

This year’s theme, “Collective Form/Forums,” honors the legacy of architect and former WashU professor Fumihiko Maki, drawing from his influential text, “Investigations in Collective Form.”

Chen’s winning proposal, Solar Communities: Architectures of the Energy Transition, examines the energy transition as a spatial and poli...

Bauhaus meets bathroom: Gropius House competition picks winning design

2026-05-11T14:12:00-04:00

A century after the Bauhaus reshaped modern architecture, the humble bathroom is finally getting its moment at the Gropius House in Lincoln, Massachusetts: Preservation organization Historic New England has announced the winner and finalists of an international competition to rethink the visitor experience at Walter Gropius’s former home — specifically, how to add a much-needed public restroom without committing architectural sacrilege.

The winning proposal, cheekily titled "One Bathroom After Another," comes from architect and educator Isabel Strauss, currently an assistant professor at Smith College. Her design introduces a twin-like volume that riffs on the site’s existing garage while shifting its orientation and material palette just enough to feel contemporary rather than cosplay; a careful balancing act between preservation and intervention.

10 workplace designs we enjoyed this week

2026-05-09T08:02:00-04:00

In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding projects on various Archinect Firm and People profiles.

Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Working Spaces.

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↑ Google Bay View in Mountain View, CA, by STUDIOS Architecture (Interior Architect of Record), in collaboration with Bjarke Ingels Group (Co-Lead Design Architect), Heatherwick Studio (Co-Lead Design Architect), and Adamson Associates, Inc. (Architect of Record)

↑ Boies Schiller Flexner in New York, NY, by Spacesmith

↑ EDGE HafenCity in Hamburg, Germany, by HENN; Photo: Simon Menges

↑ Fintual Headquarters in Santiago, Chile, by Studio CL; Photo: Bruno Giliberto

↑ Hopr Office in New York, NY, by Mammoth

↑ CCD APAC Headquarters in Collyer Quay Centre, Singapore, by Cheng Chung Design; Photo: Wang Ting

↑ Office Renovati...

New architecture and design competitions: WAF Awards, 2x8, Burnham Prize, and TWOPAGES X Design Contest

2026-05-08T14:29:00-04:00

For this week's curated picks of architecture and design competitions listed on Bustler, we are featuring four calls seeking the world's best architecture and design projects, exceptional curtain designs that function as works of art, visions for a reimagined State Street in Chicago, and student-driven ideas that explore how design can serve to repair, reuse, adapt, and advocate.

For the complete directory of newly listed competitions, click here.