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14 featured Job Captain roles in Los Angeles

2026-06-25T16:12:00-04:00

In this week's edition of our curated career roundups from the Archinect job board, we highlight 14 architecture and design firms in the Los Angeles area seeking Job Captains to join their teams.

To explore specific job titles from the architectural profession, consult Archinect's Guide to Job Titles series. Also, follow our Archinect Tips series to improve your portfolio, resume, and interviewing skills, to increase your overall chances of getting that next job.

Michael Maltzan Architecture seeks a Job Captain
"We are seeking an energetic, proactive, professional individual to join our team as Job Captain. The ideal candidate will be passionate about design and eager to play a central role in the development and coordination of our projects, moving from early concept design through construction. This role involves close collaboration with the firm’s design and project management leadership, and the candidate will participate meaningfully in the design process."

The firm is also hiri...

line+ First “Urban Jinshan” Project Takes Shape: Hangzhou LOFT49 Phase II Opens by line+

2026-06-25T13:44:00-04:00

“Between the ‘new’ and the ‘old,’ within an urban condition marked by fracture and rupture, we attempt to reconstruct spatial vitality through the method of Jinshan, allowing it to bring new life into the everyday conditions of the present.” — Peidong Zhu

As an industrial heritage site along Hangzhou’s Grand Canal, Hangzhou LOFT49 Creative Park has become one of Zhejiang’s representative cases of design-led organic urban renewal in recent years. Led by Dr. Peidong Zhu, co-founder and principal architect of line+, the second phase of the park was fully completed at the end of 2025 and has now officially entered its public operation phase.

Confronted with the overlapping demands of brownfield regeneration, planning upgrade, and the conservation and adaptive reuse of industrial heritage, Dr. Peidong Zhu served as the chief designer of the project, leading the overall planning, architectural design, and integrated interior renewal of the industrial heritage buildings in Phase II. In th...

Design Museum London — John Pawson, Kensington by Alessio D'Addato

2026-06-25T13:41:00-04:00

Design Museum, Kensington, London, UK. John Pawson, 2016. Original building: RMJM (Commonwealth Institute), 1962.

The Design Museum occupies the former Commonwealth Institute — a Grade II* listed building defined by its hyperbolic paraboloid copper roof. John Pawson's 2016 intervention inserts warm oak galleries into the raw concrete shell, with a new floor plate reading clearly as an addition rather than a replacement. A museum about design must also perform design thinking at every junction. The relationship between Pawson's handcrafted oak and the original board-marked concrete is not contrast — it is dialogue. A continuous pixel mosaic installation threads through the stacked floors, tying the building together across its section.

What you photograph here is not the building as object but the building as instrument: the way it frames, withholds, and directs attention.

Photography: Alessio D'Addato · alessiodaddato.com

Eight innovative timber projects honored at 2026 Wood in Architecture Awards

2026-06-25T11:43:00-04:00

WoodWorks has unveiled the winners of its 2026 Wood in Architecture award, celebrating “excellence and innovation in mass timber, heavy timber, light-frame, and hybrid building design.” This year, eight buildings were selected for “using wood in innovative ways that positively impact the environment, occupants, and communities throughout the U.S.”

“The winning projects illustrate not only what is possible today, but where the industry is headed,” WoodWorks President and CEO Jennifer Cover said about the selection. “From urban campuses to rural communities, and from small-scale buildings to flagship headquarters, they reflect a broad and evolving landscape for mass timber and light-frame wood construction. High-performance envelopes, advanced acoustic and vibration solutions, and hybrid structural systems are enabling wood to meet rigorous program requirements while delivering warm, human-centered spaces.”

The eight winning schemes are as follows:

Amy Gutmann Hall, Data Science & AI Bu...

Beautiful brick architecture honored at BRICK AWARD 26

2026-06-25T09:22:00-04:00

The winners of BRICK AWARD 26 have been revealed, celebrating “brick and ceramic building products as timeless materials for innovative and forward-looking architecture.” Presented every two years since 2004 by Wienerberger AG, the 2026 edition honored six projects chosen from a shortlist of 50 projects.

Projects were chosen according to their “skilful and innovative” use of brick, including aesthetics, shape, and configuration of the project. In addition, sustainability, climate resilience, energy efficiency, and affordable living received special attention from the jury.

The winning entries are as follows:

Đạo Mẫu Temple and Museum in Soc Son, Vietnam by ARB Architects

Project excerpt: “This year’s Grand Prize was awarded to Đạo Mẫu Temple and Museum in Soc Son, Vietnam, winner of the Sharing public spaces category. The design by ARB Architects for folk artist Xuân Hinh draws inspiration from deep-rooted traditions, melding a spiritual aesthetic with contemporary life to create a se...

Architecture billings weaken further in May as inquiries and contracts decline

2026-06-24T13:17:00-04:00

After softening again in April, business conditions at U.S. architecture firms deteriorated more significantly in May, according to the latest AIA/Deltek Architecture Billings Index.

Released this morning, the May ABI score fell to 44.5, down sharply from April's 48.3 and marking the lowest national reading since January. Any score below 50.0 indicates a decline in billings compared to the previous month.

The report suggests that ongoing economic uncertainty, including inflationary pressure tied to higher energy prices and the conflict in Iran, is continuing to cause some clients to delay or pause new projects. New project inquiries also slipped below 50.0 for the first time in four months, while the value of newly signed design contracts weakened to its lowest level since January.

Firm leaders also appear less confident about the coming quarter. According to the AIA, one quarter of responding firm leaders now expect their billings to decline by 5 percent or more in the third quarte...

Expert in healthcare design? This NYC role could be for you

2026-06-24T11:31:00-04:00

Following our previous look at an opening for a Senior Landscape Designer at Surfacedesign, Inc. we are using this week’s edition of our Job Highlights series to explore an open role on Archinect Jobs for a Healthcare Project Manager at NK Architects.

The role, based in New York City, calls for an individual who will be “instrumental in managing and guiding the production efforts of the internal project team and working closely with the principals of the firm in both NJ and NYC offices.” Among the responsibilities for the role will be managing projects across their full life cycle and coordinating administrative and technical aspects of projects.

Syracuse VA Medical Center. Image courtesy of NK Architects

Why the role interests us

The open role at NK Architects offers us the opportunity to explore the firm’s extensive healthcare portfolio. In Syracuse, the firm designed the Syracuse VA Medical Center to expand its ambulatory care services through a new 147,000 square foot facility. ...

MIT Museum to become largest holder of I. M. Pei archive

2026-06-24T09:08:00-04:00

The MIT Museum has announced the transfer of the project archive of I. M. Pei from Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, a move that will establish the institution as the largest repository of the architect’s work worldwide. Pei earned his Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1940.

JFK Library. Image credit: Pei Cobb Freed

The archive spans more than six decades of Pei’s career and includes approximately 1,500 rolls of architectural drawings, 50 architectural models, and 1,000 linear feet of manuscripts and related materials documenting more than 60 projects.

Louvre. Image credit: Pei Cobb Freed

Among the materials are drawings and documents from some of Pei’s best-known works, including the Louvre Museum modernization project in Paris, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. The archive also contains records relating to four buildings designed by Pe...

Edifício Flora by IDEIA1

2026-06-23T14:10:00-04:00

Its name speaks to the cycles and abundance of life. It is solar, vibrant, and open in its sound. It evokes family bonds, freedom, and the experience of feeling alive. The development translates elegance through nuance, expressed in a contemporary Brazilian architectural language.

With a clear conceptual strategy, the project’s identity emerges as a breath of fresh air within the urban context. Located in Caxias do Sul, a city in the mountainous region of southern Brazil, the project is set within a territory characterized by a mild climate, consolidated infrastructure, and a recognized high quality of life. The predominance of low-rise buildings grants a pleasant human scale, while the presence of vegetation along the urban streets enhances the city's tranquil atmosphere. In this way, Flora also presents itself as a reflection of its surroundings — a serene environment integrated with nature.

The site layout follows a linear form, with simple volumetrics and formal purity. The p...

O'Neill Rose, Lake Flato, Backen & Backen, and David Hotson are Archinect Jobs' latest featured employers

2026-06-23T12:59:00-04:00

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 Los Angeles, New York City/Brooklyn, San Antonio, Salt Lake City, and Sausalito.

For even more opportunities, visit the Archinect job board.

Lake Flato Architects is in search of a BIM Application Specialist in San Antonio with five-plus years of experience and proficiency with Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, and SketchUp. The ideal applicant is also experienced with BIM 360 Pro, Enscape, and Navisworks. One should possess strong organizational and project management skills, as well as strong written and verbal communication skills.

River Bend Residence by Lake|Flato Architects. Photo: Casey Dunn

Brooklyn-based architecture firm O'Neill Rose Architects has two openings available: an Intermediate Architect with five-plus years of experience and a Junior Designer/Architect with two to three years of experience, preferab...

Over $500,000 awarded to architectural discourse projects by Graham Foundation

2026-06-23T11:35:00-04:00

The Graham Foundation has announced its recipients of grants for 2026. Over $500,000 was awarded to 54 projects “exploring architecture through exhibitions, films, publications, and research.”

In total, 86 individuals received funding from more than 600 submissions. Among the recipients are emerging architects, artists, curators, designers, filmmakers, historians, scholars, and writers.

In total, more than $46 million has been awarded by the foundation in 70 years, supporting over 5,300 projects.

The 2026 projects funded are as follows:

Number of architects rose last year, but long-term decline predicted

2026-06-23T09:15:00-04:00

The number of licensed architects in the United States increased by 6% in 2025, reaching just over 123,000, according to NCARB’s annual Survey of Architectural Registration Boards. The latest figure marks a recovery from 2024, when the total number of architects fell below 120,000.

New York holds the largest number of architect licenses in the country, with 22068 license holders, including resident and reciprocal. California is second with 20,262, with Texas in third with 17,162. The Northern Mariana Islands have the fewest number of architects, at 33, only 4 of whom are resident.

Related on Archinect: COVID ‘permanently altered’ career trajectory of new architects, NCARB study finds. Image courtesy Yan Krukau/Pexels

NCARB noted when releasing the figures that year-to-year fluctuations are common due to differences in how licensing boards report residential and reciprocal licenses and process renewals. The association also notes that 3,500 new architects gained a license last year, ...

Editor's Picks #584

2026-06-22T15:52:00-04:00

Back in May, Alexander Walter featured Richard Nadler a Munich-based digital artist, who left a career in London’s banking world to immerse himself in contemporary art.

Therein Richard explains "I'm not an architect. I approach buildings the way I approach people: with attention to what they say without speaking…What pulls me back to architecture again and again is that it's the one art form you cannot avoid living inside…What I'm always looking for is the moment a building stops being infrastructure and becomes a stage for being human together — or alone, in plain sight."

ArchiTextures No. 90 by Richard Nadler

News

Mark Lamster, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Criticism for excellence in journalism. annbeha praised "Mark and all who argue for sense and vision in architecture and preservation. Mark Lamster serves us all with his advocacy, passion, scholarship and down right common sense."

A report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, found that architecture graduates have the s...

Four unique projects by Touloukian Touloukian: Your Next Employer?

2026-06-22T11:03:00-04:00

Following our previous visit to RO | ROCKETT DESIGN, we are moving our Meet Your Next Employer series to Boston this week to explore the work of Touloukian Touloukian.

The firm, which houses architecture and urban design services, has amassed a portfolio spanning commercial, residential, cultural, institutional, and historic projects ranging from new construction to adaptive re-use. The firm’s work has been featured many times in our Pinterest roundups, including our curation of wood in architecture and our roundup of eating and drinking spaces. “Our design approach encompasses a clear narrative about each client's mission as well as the sustainable qualities of the site and the history of its place,” the firm says about its approach.

Over on Archinect Jobs, the firm is currently hiring for a project architect/senior designer 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...

Best in urban planning recognized at AIA Regional & Urban Design Award 2026

2026-06-22T09:35:00-04:00

The American Institute of Architects has announced the winners of its 2026 Regional & Urban Design Award. Five schemes were honored in this year's edition of the award, which are “recognized as the best in urban design, regional and city planning, and community development.”

The awards come days after the AIA also selected the best in contemporary architecture at the 2026 AIA Architecture Awards. Meanwhile, the best new interiors of the year were honored at the AIA Interior Architecture Awards, and the best in residential architecture was honored at the AIA Housing Award. You can compare the projects recognized this year to those of previous years by following our ongoing coverage of the series here.

In the meantime, the winners of the Regional & Urban Design Award 2026 are as follows:

10 bathroom spaces we liked this week

2026-06-20T08:03:00-04:00

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.

(Tip: use the handy FOLLOW feature to easily keep up-to-date with all your favorite Archinect profiles!)

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

↑ Casa Juriquilla in Querétaro, Mexico by Estudio MERO; Photo: Dane Alonso

↑ ZOLAND·Emei Resort in Emeishan City, China by Studio J. Bridgland; Photo: Jonathan Leijonhufvud@AGENT PAY

↑ Cupertino Courtyard House in Cupertino, CA by SHED Architecture & Design; Photo: Ethan Gordon

↑ Lakeside Landing in Seattle, WA by Graham Baba Architects; Photo: Ross Eckert

↑ Lenox Hill Townhouse in New York, NY by Rafael de Cárdenas

↑ Portage Bay Residence in Seattle, WA by Studio DIAA

↑ Matisse Apartment in São Paulo, Brazil by Gurgel DAlfonso Arquitetura; Photo: Arthur Duarte

↑ Tribeca Penthouse in New York, NY by Joseph Vance Ar...

Machida Station Area Community Hub “hatmachida” by NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD

2026-06-19T16:48:00-04:00

A “micro-landmark” that transforms the city from a mere 22.7m² space

As the importance of walkable urban environments continues to gain global attention, hatmachida represents a practical urban strategy that inserts a compact 22.7 m² architectural intervention into a corner of a major thoroughfare as a catalyst for public activity. By deliberately positioning a small yet active presence within the city fabric, the project seeks to generate ripple effects across surrounding districts. Architecture that evolves through sustained use over time questions conventional approaches to urban renewal and proposes an alternative model for shaping cities in the years ahead.

Transforming passageways into places of “belonging”: between road, building, and plaza

The stage is the road space, the most institutionalized and fixed element within the city. Haramachida Odori, the main thoroughfare of Machida City—a commuter town with good access to central Tokyo—was developed as a road for cars. This in...

Uplifting lives in a Downturn Framework by Office of Goldchild

2026-06-19T16:47:00-04:00

Based on the 50–60 year Kondratieff long wave cycle, the global economy is currently undergoing the fifth major economic recession and depression in recorded human history. It is experiencing structural adjustment characterized by the superposition of prolonged long-term downturns and medium-to-short-term cyclical declines. Against the backdrop of slowing domestic economic growth and ongoing industrial restructuring, the living and developmental landscape of young generations has undergone profound transformation.

On a societal level, individuals face eroding employment stability, stagnant income growth, conservative risk perceptions, and pragmatic consumption attitudes. Specifically, intensifying workplace competition and persistently high youth unemployment rates have popularized flexible employment and side occupations, resulting in heightened career uncertainty. Affected by asset price fluctuations and rising living costs, young people have abandoned excessive and comparative co...

ISLAND CREST by ONOMA ARCHITECTURE

2026-06-19T15:29:00-04:00

Island Crest is a story of transformation—a quiet reinvention of a 1958 mid-century modern home on Mercer Island that honors its rich past while embracing fresh, expansive possibilities. At Onoma Architecture, we approached this project as an opportunity to reveal the home's latent potential, reconfiguring a 4,000-square-foot post and beam structure into an open, inviting dialogue between interior and exterior spaces.

The vision was clear from the outset: enhance the living area without sacrificing the home's original character. Through creative structural reinforcement techniques, we meticulously eliminated unnecessary columns and walls, forging a continuous, unencumbered space that seamlessly connects the main living areas. This open plan accentuates the relationship between spaces—a fluid exchange where natural light and effortless flow become the orchestrated elements of daily life.

New architecture and design competitions: IDEAS Awards, UIA-HYP CUP International Student Competition, Vancouver Tall Challenge, and Memorial to the Sixth Extinction

2026-06-19T14:05:00-04:00

Looking for new, exciting architecture and design competitions to consider? Check out our latest curated picks of challenges listed on Bustler. Featured today are four briefs seeking the premier structural steel projects in the United States, student-led projects that engage with contemporary architectural, urban, and environmental challenges, innovative ideas for how tall buildings can more sustainably be integrated in Vancouver, and designs for a memorial that highlights humanity's role in nature's destruction.

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

Best small projects chosen at AIA Small Project Award 2026

2026-06-19T11:05:00-04:00

The American Institute of Architects has announced the winners of its 2026 AIA Small Project Award. Seven projects were honored in this year's edition, whose mission “raises public awareness of the value and design excellence that architects provide regardless of the limits of size and budget.”

In the meantime, the winners of the AIA Small Project Award 2026 are as follows:

Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design appoints James C. Stevens as dean

2026-06-19T09:15:00-04:00

The University of Arkansas has appointed James C. Stevens as dean of the Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design, effective 15th August. Stevens succeeds Peter MacKeith, who will return to the faculty to focus on the school’s growing initiatives in timber design innovation, as we reported late last year.

Stevens joins the university from Clemson University, where he served as a professor in the School of Architecture and was the school director between 2020 and 2025. Before joining Clemson, Stevens was chair of the Department of Architecture at Lawrence Technological University, where he founded makeLab, the institution’s digital fabrication laboratory.

Related on Archinect: Arkansas’ Fay Jones School begins search for new dean. Image courtesy of LWA

A licensed architect, Stevens is a Fellow of the AIA. Stevens’ academic and professional work has focused on digital design, fabrication, and architectural research. Stevens was also awarded the AIA Henry Adams Medal for Excellence i...

Architecture schools are hiring: Explore 9 academic job opportunities featured on Archinect Jobs

2026-06-18T13:55:00-04:00

The latest edition of our curated career highlights from Archinect Jobs features eight universities and schools currently seeking faculty, academic leadership, staff positions, and fellows.

Preparing for a new job? Be sure to follow our Archinect Tips series to improve your portfolio, resume, and interviewing skills and increase your chances of getting that next job.

Teaching Positions

Harvard University seeks a Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor of Architecture and a Professor of Urban Design in Cambridge, MA

Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor of Architecture details: "Candidates should be creative designers who show promise of an innovative approach and a clear voice in the discipline that contributes to the discourse of architecture. Candidates should also demonstrate investment in design scholarship and in critical and creative studio pedagogy, particularly with respect to teaching foundational design. Candidates at senior levels should provide evi...

10 standout sustainable projects honored at AIA COTE Top Ten Award 2026

2026-06-18T11:43:00-04:00

The American Institute of Architects has revealed the winners of its 2026 COTE Top Ten Award. Ten schemes were honored in this year's edition of the award, which identifies projects “setting the standard in sustainable design excellence.”

The awards come days after the AIA also selected the best in contemporary architecture at the 2026 AIA Architecture Awards. Meanwhile, the best new interiors of the year were honored at the AIA Interior Architecture Awards, and thebest in residential architecture was honored at the AIA Housing Award. You can compare the projects recognized this year to those of previous years by following our ongoing coverage of the series here.

In the meantime, the winners of the COTE Top Ten Award 2026 are as follows:

Inside COOKFOX’s new Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music

2026-06-18T09:12:00-04:00

The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music has opened at Monmouth University in New Jersey. Designed by COOKFOX, the 30,000-square-foot scheme explores the history of American music through the lens of Bruce Springsteen’s career and cultural impact.

Image credit: Alex Ferrec

The two-story structure is clad in weathering steel panels intended to reference New Jersey’s industrial heritage. Inside, a mass timber structure constructed from glue-laminated and cross-laminated European spruce is left exposed throughout much of the building. A double-height entrance hall, illuminated by floor-to-ceiling glazing, organizes circulation between the galleries and auditorium.

Image credit: Alex Ferrec

Designed to support public and academic functions, the scheme includes exhibition galleries, the Springsteen archives, a 240-seat auditorium, research spaces, and areas for temporary exhibitions. The auditorium accommodates concerts, lectures, a...

Jean Nouvel's largest architecture exhibition to date opens in Shanghai on June 27

2026-06-17T18:34:00-04:00

Jean Nouvel: Without The Art, Architecture Disappears will open at the Museum of Art Pudong (MAP) in Shanghai on June 27, 2026. The exhibition marks the first time Pritzker Prize-winning French architect Jean Nouvel has staged a solo show inside a building of his own design. It is also MAP’s first architecture-focused exhibition since the museum opened five years ago.

Presented as part of MAP’s fifth-anniversary programming, the show is billed as the largest solo exhibition of Nouvel’s work to date. It brings together more than 400 architectural projects and 100 design archives from across his five-decade career.

The exhibition is organized into two main sections, Architecture and Design. The architecture section includes well-known projects such as the Arab World Institute in Paris, the Philharmonie de Paris, the Louvre Abu Dhabi, and the National Museum of Qatar in Doha. The design section focuses on more than 100 furniture and industrial design pieces produced since 1987.

Philhar...

Casa en Palmilla by ESTUDIO Ignacio Urquiza Ana Paula de Alba

2026-06-17T14:32:00-04:00

Located in the hills of Los Cabos, the house responds to a careful reading of the climate and its surrounding context. A pair of lightweight roofs—resolved in wood and clay—organize the project. Their 2.1-meter-deep perimeter overhangs extend around the different built elements, creating generous shadows over walls and glazing and ensuring appropriate thermal performance for the region.

The house is organized into four independent volumes arranged beneath two L-shaped roofs. Their non-orthogonal configuration creates a central courtyard of trapezoidal geometry, a void that articulates the spatial layout. This courtyard is almost blind: of its four edges, the shortest remains unbuilt and opens toward the western mountains; another accommodates access to the secondary bedrooms; a third is defined by a rhythmic sequence of 20 × 20–centimeter apertures that provide privacy for the main suite while filtering soft daylight into its interior; the final edge corresponds to the large glazed ...

Best residential architecture of 2026 honored at AIA Housing Award

2026-06-17T13:49:00-04:00

The American Institute of Architects has announced the winners of its 2026 AIA Housing Award. Ten projects were honored in this year's edition, whose mission is to recognize the best in home design and showcase how “beauty, safety, sustainability, and comfort can come together.”

The awards come days after the AIA also selected the best in contemporary architecture at the 2026 AIA Architecture Awards. Meanwhile, the best new interiors of the year were honored at the AIA Interior Architecture Awards, and the Philip Merrill Environmental Center by SmithGroup was awarded the 2026 AIA Twenty-five Year Award. You can compare the projects recognized this year to those of previous years by following our ongoing coverage of the series here.

In the meantime, the winners of the AIA Housing Award 2026 are as follows:

20 Summer Book Recommendations from the Architecture World

2026-06-17T12:13:00-04:00

Looking for your next great summer read? We've once again turned to architects, educators, writers, and publishers from across the architecture world to help gather an eclectic reading list. This year's recommendations span design, landscape, history, biography, ecology, and urbanism, while reflecting many of the conversations shaping the profession today.

Whether you're packing for vacation, commuting to the office, or simply planning to spend a little more time away from your screen, we hope you'll discover a few titles below worth making room for on your bookshelf — and perhaps find inspiration to revisit some of our reading lists from summers past.

Expert in landscape design? This San Francisco role could be for you

2026-06-17T11:16:00-04:00

Following our previous look at an opening for an Environmental Graphics Designer at Pentagram, we are using this week’s edition of our Job Highlights series to explore an open role on Archinect Jobs for a Senior Landscape Designer at Surfacedesign, Inc.

The role, based in San Francisco, calls for an individual “familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures” in landscape architecture. Among the responsibilities will be engaging in “design forward, values-based thinking” for projects, and developing concepts in 2D and 3D. The qualifications required for the role include a minimum of four years of experience as a landscape design professional.

Clos du Val. Image credit: Marion Brenner.

Why the role interests us

The open role at Surfacedesign offers us the opportunity to take a closer look at the Clos du Val winery grounds, a recent project by the firm that has won high-profile awards since its completion. Among the accolades, earlier this year, the project was awarded the...