Introducing our joint visions for LA28 Olympic Village, a world class destination for sports and entertainment. Two practices, united by a shared vision of a fluid future, showcase a stunning masterplan that weaves together ambitious architecture, vibrant public spaces, and a celebration of the human spirit at the heart of LA28.
Project name
LA28: A village for the Games
Architecture firm
minD Design, Studio Tim Fu
Location
Los Angeles, California, USA
Design team
Mind Design Team: Miroslav Naskov, David Richman, Jan Wilk, Michelle Naskov, Nicholas George; Studio Tim Fu Team: Tim Fu, Rada Daleva, Marco Alfaro, Dominic Wood, Carrie Yin
Visualization
Mind Design Team: Miroslav Naskov, David Richman, Jan Wilk, Michelle Naskov, Nicholas George Studio Tim Fu Team: Tim Fu, Rada Daleva, Marco Alfaro, Dominic Wood, Carrie Yin
Typology
Sports Architecture › Olympic Village
Set within the historic Samuels Glass building, the new Pullman Market offers a symphony of sensory delights that invite visitors to embark on a journey of discovery with the rich foodways and bounty of Texas.
Project name
Pullman Market
Architecture firm
Clayton Korte
Location
Historic Pearl, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Photography
Casey Dunn, Korta Photography
Design team
Sam Manning, AIA, Partner. Stephen Williams, AIA, Architect. Amy Smith, AIA, Architect (former). Michael Maddox, AIA, Architect (former)
Collaborators
Operator: Emmer and Rye Hospitality Group. Management: Oxbow Development, Pearl
Interior design
Joel Mozersky Design
Civil engineer
Pape Dawson Engineers, Inc.
Structural engineer
Lundy & Franke Engineering, Inc.
Environmental & MEP
Glumac
Landscape
Word + Carr Design Group
Construction
Joeris General Contractors, Ltd.
Client
Pullman Market LLC, The Historic Pearl
Typology
Commercial › Market Hall
In a city where art and architecture meet under the Arizona sun, the possibilities for finding a true real estate gem are endless. The only question that remains is: Which architectural wonder will you call home?
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
Photography
Gayatri Malhotra
The Freedom House is thoughtfully sited on a small natural mesa in a remote region straddling the boundary between western Wyoming and eastern Idaho. This high-desert location offers panoramic views and a serene, isolated setting that shaped the design approach.
Project name
Freedom Residence
Architecture firm
Ward Blake Architects
Location
Freedom, Wyoming, USA
Photography
Gabe Border Photography
Principal architect
Tom Ward
Design team
Carl Lowder III, Karan Raval, Joshua McMahan
Completion year
September 21, 2023
Structural engineer
Niskian / Monks structural engineers
Environmental & MEP
Quantum Group
Lighting
Ward+Blake Architects
Supervision
Carl Lowder Ward+Blake Architects
Construction
Ormond Builders
Material
Reinforced Rammed Earth
Client
Corey and Tiny Lyman
Typology
Residential › House
The new Kiton boutique at Miami's Bal Harbour Shops, designed by B+Architects, is strategically located on the ground floor. Lush tropical vegetation filtering intense natural light and the typical Florida blue sky are undoubtedly the defining elements of one of the world's premier luxury malls.
Project name
Flagship Store KITON at MIAMI Bal Harbour Shops
Architecture firm
B+Architects
Location
Miami, Florida, USA
Photography
Peter Halmagyi Photo, B+Architects
Interior design
B+Architects
Material
Canaletto walnut wood, italian marble, table, made of hand-spatulated resin
The O-1 visa for architects is more than a legal process-it's a recognition of what creative professionals can contribute on a global stage. For those who dare to dream big and have the portfolio to prove it, the United States offers not just a market, but a mission: to create
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
Photography
United States Capitol
Learn the best materials for ADU construction in Santa Barbara. Build coastal-ready units with durable siding, roofing, and energy-smart interiors.
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
Hiring a roofer in Nashville is one of the most important decisions a homeowner can make, especially in a city where hail, heat, and heavy storms can take a toll on even the most well-built homes.
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
