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Editor's Picks #444
Ashley House, courtesy of Coy Howard Resin ceiling towards vegetation and sculptural marble element; Tokyo Villa No 2 from 'The Thickening of Time'. Courtesy of Coy Howard Daniel Studio Ceiling Drawl, courtesy of Coy Howard Dame Zaha Hadid DBE, proudly wearing the 2016 RIBA Gold Medal, which she received this past February Photo by Sophie Mutevelian with Frank. Image credit- Seth Browarnik, Nathan Valentine, Rodrigo Gaya, Ryan Troy/World Red Eye Exterior photograph of the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schwartz, 444 Sycamore Road, Santa Monica, California, 1996? Design & photo by Pierre Koenig Exterior photograph of the residence of Jeffrey Ressner (addition built 2001), 12217 Dorothy Street, Brentwood, Los Angeles, California, 2001 Artist's rendering of the residence of Dr. Sam West, 125 Seawind Avenue, Carquinez Heights, Vallejo, California, 1970. Designed by Pierre Koenig World Trade Center Transportation Hub in New York, New York, USA photo by JJBers via Wikimedia via Carrera Alejandro Aravena accepts the Pritzker Prize during a ceremony at the United Nations in New York City The Breathing Space - New Gestures via Francine Ngo 741 Dexter Street Plaza in Central Falls, RI by Brandon Wang, Liili Dean Hermann, Daniel Feldman, Martin Anzellini, DESINE-Lab RISD, PEI-Pontificia Javeriana (site axonometric) 741 Dexter Street Plaza in Central Falls, RI by Brandon Wang, Liili Dean Hermann, Daniel Feldman, Martin Anzellini, DESINE-Lab RISD, PEI-Pontificia Javeriana (photo Times Square Re-Imagined by Toshiki Hirano (Exploaded Axonometric) Times Square Re-Imagined by Toshiki Hirano (physical model) Bob Schneider; photo by Troye Fox via University of Wisconsin Milwaukee School of Architecture and Urban Planning via UMSOA Kolumba Museum via zenza

Resin ceiling towards vegetation and sculptural marble element; Tokyo Villa No 2 from 'The Thickening of Time'. Courtesy of Coy Howard
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Resin ceiling towards vegetation and sculptural marble element; Tokyo Villa No 2 from "The Thickening of Time". Courtesy of Coy Howard