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Contemporary Worship: Kamppi Chapel of Silence

Sara Pepitone, February 1, 2013
Best known for creating the Helsinki Olympic Stadium and an 170-room addition to the 1908 Paasitorni Hotel, K2S Architects recently completed the stunning Kamppi Chapel in the firm's hometown of Helsinki, Finland. More
Contemporary Worship: Cappella nel Bosco

Sara Pepitone, February 1, 2013
Best known for creating the Helsinki Olympic Stadium and an 170-room addition to the 1908 Paasitorni Hotel, K2S Architects recently completed the stunning Kamppi Chapel in the firm's hometown of Helsinki, Finland. More
Falling Water

Dan Shaw, February 1, 2013
The 19th and 21st centuries meet in the Roundhouse at Beacon Falls, a hospitality complex in upstate New York by Rockwell Group. More
Contemporary Worship: Sancaklar Mosque

Sara Pepitone, February 1, 2013
In Turkey a large dome centered over a prayer hall—a form built at its best during the Ottoman empire—is still the go-to structure for a mosque. Sancaklar Mosque by Emre Arolat Architects, then, is ahead of its time. More
Taking It All In

Matthew Powell, January 16, 2013
Inspired—and inspiring—interiors, architecture, and art from the past year. More
Ones to Watch: M-Rad

Ian Volner, January 1, 2013
How does a designer who’s just 30—who only finished his MArch studies at Los Angeles’ SciArc in 2009, and who launched his own office barely a year ago—already have a global practice with a presence in three cities on two continents? More
Green Piece

Judy Fayard, January 1, 2013
Three years ago, Dominique Jakob and Brendan MacFarlane converted a city-owned, 1907 concrete industrial warehouse along the Seine river into the commercial and cultural center now called Les Docks, Cité de la Mode du Design. More
2013 Top 100 Giants

Mike Zimmerman, January 1, 2013
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Contemporary Worship: Ecumenical Chapel

Sara Pepitone, January 1, 2013
Bunker Arquitectura is a Mexico City-based firm founded by Esteban Suarez in 2005. "Religious buildings today are like a species in danger of extinction," says Suarez. More
What Can Contemporary Design do for Religion?

Sara Pepitone, February 1, 2013
If you think religious spaces are all about clustered columns and flying buttresses, you've not been to church in years. Contemporary religious architecture targets a new range of sensibilities. More
Memo From Toronto: People Are Talking About

Donna Heiderstadt, January 1, 2013
High-profile residential towers and large public building projects will change Toronto's downtown skyline over the next three years. More
Memo From Toronto: What's Trending

Donna Heiderstadt, January 1, 2013
Toronto’s dining scene has been on fire over the past few years and the mix just got a whole lot hotter this past fall with the opening of Chef David Chang’s Momofuku Toronto in the Shangri-La Hotel Toronto and Cafe Boulud and dbar, Chef Daniel Boulud’s two eateries in the new Four Seasons Hotel Toronto. More
Memo From Toronto: New Builds

Donna Heiderstadt, January 1, 2013
Toronto’s luxury quotient spiked in 2012 with the opening of a trio of high-profile five-star hotels with residential components. More
Memo From Toronto

Donna Heiderstadt, January 1, 2013
The skyline seems to shift daily in this multicultural Canadian city of 5.1 million, where almost 150 high-rise projects were on the books as of mid 2012. More
The 20 Top Design Stories of 2012

Deborah Wilk, December 26, 2012
Pillars of power, olympic builds, battles for and against preservation, new parks and parking lots, awards, museums, and more. More
Where Are They Now: Neil Denari

Donna Heiderstadt, December 26, 2012

The Los Angeles-based architect, age 55, has been a career academic and author. But in a mid-life burst of high-profile projects such as 2011's HL23 residential tower in New York, his firm, Neil M Denari Architects, is now leaving a distinct mark on the urban landscape. Denari was inducted into the Interior Design Hall of Fame in 2010.
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Hall of Fame: Jim Olson and Tom Kundig

Edie Cohen, December 26, 2012
In large part due to Jim Olson and Tom Kundig, Seattle has become an outpost of world-class design. Professional partners since 1996, the two have amassed an enviable portfolio. More
2012 Best of Year Awards: Projects

Interior Design Staff, December 26, 2012
Interior Design gathered over 800 vibrant members of the design and architecture community to celebrate the 2012 Best of Year Awards. More
Looking Ahead: Big Builds Dominate 2013

Sara Pepitone, December 26, 2012
While the global economic downturn has resulted in less construction worldwide, some of what is being built is the biggest the world has ever seen. Don't they say go big or go home? And big doesn't just mean girth. More
Project: The Singapore National Stadium at the Singapore Sports Hub in Singapore

Sara Pepitone, December 26, 2012
When it opens in April 2014, the new 55,000-seat, 120,000-capacity Singapore National Stadium will be the world's only venue able to host a myraid of athletic events plus concerts and other shows. More

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