Mechanics Hall Dominique Perrault Architecture

Municipal Museum Abade Pedrosa and International Contemporary Sculpture Museum Alvaro Siza Vieira, Eduardo Souto de Moura

Potato Head Hong Kong Sou Fujimoto Architects

Linear Cabin Johnsen Schmaling Architects

Culture “Hippie Modernism” at Cranbrook The exhibition attempts to resurrect a lost era that resonates with the current moment. But do we really want to revisit it?

Urban Design A Rust Belt Education How design students in legacy cities like Detroit, Buffalo, and Cleveland are helping to revive their local communities.

Books Inside the Mind of a Creative Architect What a long-forgotten psychology study reveals about the giants of midcentury architecture.

Best Practices Making Product Design a Business How architecture firms can turn what is typically a series of custom, project-specific jobs into a standalone revenue stream.

Next Progressives Thread Collective The Brooklyn-based firm’s work in urban agriculture bleeds into its residential work, which has a focus on connecting to landscape.

Innovative Detail Miyahata Jōmon Museum’s Faceted Ceiling The tessellated geometry is both complex and structural, echoing the exposed excavated ruins in the entrance while providing support to the roof above.

Products Six Products That Show Education at Work These six furnishings seamlessly blend education and work, by creating collaborative, flexible spaces at the office.

Q+A Q+A: WeWork’s Miguel McKelvey Talks WeLive The co-founder and chief creative officer of the co-working startup discusses the company’s newest endeavor: living spaces.

Technology Neri Oxman Designs Rottlace, a Series of 3D-Printed Masks for Björk The Mediated Matter research group at the MIT Media Lab and Stratasys craft the multi-material wearable based on the singer’s facial structure.

Awards The Four Winners of the 2016 AIA/HUD Secretary Awards Projects in California, Texas, Illinois, and Washington state are recognized in this year’s program.

Q+A Q+A: David Mohney on the Future of Michael Graves’ Warehouse The dean of the Michael Graves College discusses the pending purchase of the late architect’s Princeton, N.J., live-in workspace, and how Kean University plans to utilize it for students.

Products Six Cement Tiles That Are Sure to Floor These cement and encaustic tiles juxtapose dynamic patterns with muted colors to give spaces finesse.

AIA Knowledge Full Disclosures In an age when transparency is expected, being open about materials requires a real commitment.

AIA Design Sourcing Inspiration Sometimes the best ideas come from unlikely places.

AIA Future New Talent, New Thinking Architecture firms are looking beyond conventional backgrounds to redefine design.

The Stones of Syria A young Syrian architect looks to the future of her war-torn homeland.