Not Your Average Commune: 4 Architectural Visions for Collective Living
Responding to environmental pressure, these speculative projects replace utopian rhetoric with spati al logic and environmental reality.
Articles tagged "Vision Awards"
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Analog Architecture: Why Designers Are Putting Physical Models Back in the Spotlight
With software getting faster and the advent of AI, most of us accepted that the future of architectu re would be screen-based. Not so.
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Drawing as Argument: Annotation Returns as Architecture’s Sharpest Tool
Architects are pairing impressive imagery — renderings, photographs, etc. — with equally striking dr awings. Their weapon of choice? Annotation.
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Too Bold To Build? 6 Visionary Concepts Pushing Architectural Limits
How does architectural thinking shift, and what new possibilities emerge, when a project doesn’t hav e to be buildable?
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100 Visionary Creators Changing How We See Architecture
The Visionary 100 celebrates the world’s most innovative architectural thinkers: studios, individual s and collaborators whose ideas are not only powerful, but powerfully shared.
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Utopia, Now in Beta: Techno-Optimism and the Future as a Design Problem
Architects keep prototyping the future, but can we debug the world with design alone?
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Lines of Thought: Why Architects Still Draw — and Why That Matters
How do you explain something as complex as architectural drawing, a practice so deeply ingrained in architectural culture?
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To Make Is to Think: The Case for Research Through Design
What if we viewed every drawing or model as an act of research, instead of a mere representation of the final "product"?
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Rooted in Place: The Art of Context in Architectural Visualization
In this year’s Vision Awards, projects have demonstrated that rootedness is ultimately a design atti tude and not a technological limitation.
