The world's largest community-driven architecture award, the ArchDaily 2026 Building of the Year is now open for nominations.

Image © Soroush Majidi Below, we present 20 projects published in 2025, each demonstrating how architecture can move beyond practical function to become an active part of the cultural and historical ...

Finally, the inclusion of children in participatory processes often opens doors to an expanded network that also includes their families, engaging communities, and proving that architecture is for ...

Adaptive reuse is shifting from simple preservation to active revitalization, a process of structurally rescuing and reprogramming architectural typologies whose original functions are no longer ...

La Sagrada Familia by Antoni Gaudi. Image by Maksim Sokolov, via Wikimedia Commons, License CC BY-SA 4.0 Together, these projects highlight the architectural ambitions shaping the year ahead, from ...

At a time when architectural practice is increasingly tied to climate and context, the boundary between the built and the natural has become a critical site of experimentation. This month's unbuilt ...

The past year marked a defining moment in ArchDaily's evolution: a year of recalibration, intention, and renewed editorial purpose. In an increasingly fast-moving and saturated media landscape, we ...

Re-think Dupont Circle is an international competition based in D.C. Now open for registration and submissions. Dupont Underground has just launched their second International Design Competition: ...

Explore the Best Pivot Door Contest 2026 winners, featuring innovative exterior, interior, and specialty pivot doors selected ...

The first edition of the ArchDaily Student Project Awards is officially open for submissions! At ArchDaily, we believe that the future of architecture is being shaped today in classrooms, studios, and ...

Explore Riyadh's architectural evolution from mudbrick origins to contemporary skyscrapers, showcasing its rich cultural ...

Architecture is shaped not only by buildings, but by the ideas that make them possible. Before the constraints of capital, regulation, and procurement, there is a moment when architecture is allowed ...