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Editor's Picks #523
Fabricated Landscapes by Blake Minster, a finalist in the 2019 HOME Competition Images by T+E+A+M Image by Future Firm Finch, a parametric design tool developed by Wallgren Arkitekter and BOX Bygg Gehry with a design model of the SELA Cultural Center, in South Gate, Calif; photo by Erik Carter for The New York Times The Yannell PHIUS+ House - Sustainable Strategy. Image by HPZS Image via Herman Miller's April 19 tweet Donald P. Ryder (center) with architects J. Max Bond Jr. (left) and Nathan Smith, ca. 1969. Image - Davis Brody Bond, LLP ↑ Three Slabs House in Marupe, Latvia by GAISS in collaboration with Austris Mailitis, Astrida Krogere; Photo by Madara Gritane Dali Huazui Art Center in Dali, China by Usual Studio; Photo by Zhao Junce, Liang Chen, Mo Fei, RENPENG Image, LC•studio, Secret Gallery Image, Huazui Art Center C. ALTA-NYC x WORKSHOP via Robert Woodworth via Marco Andrade Iron and Metal School in Sisimiut by KHR Architecture Image- A simulation demonstrating how higher wall reflectance can lead to “hot spots” (shown as red squares) where UV light leaks into the lower, occupied zone. Courtesy of Miamiao Hou and Dorit Aviv

Image- A simulation demonstrating how higher wall reflectance can lead to “hot spots” (shown as red squares) where UV light leaks into the lower, occupied zone. Courtesy of Miamiao Hou and Dorit Aviv
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Image- A simulation demonstrating how higher wall reflectance can lead to “hot spots” (shown as red squares) where UV light leaks into the lower, occupied zone. Courtesy of Miamiao Hou and Dorit Aviv