Mixed-use architecture evolves as a tool for integrated living, allowing work, play, rest, and learning to coexist within a single architectural framework that reflects everyday rhythms.
"[Shared streets] create the kind of environment that everybody wants to live in...where it's beautiful and desirable to be out in the street enjoying the city, meeting their neighbors..."
In the fast-changing fabric of Ho Chi Minh City's District 2, KHOA VU renovates Ts VEIL, blending old structures with innovative design for urban hospitality.
NEIGHBORHOOD's incenses chambers are a signature of the brand's creative philosophy, merging Japanese ceramics with subculture, reinforcing the blend of spiritual utility and street artistry.
Cleveland is far from alone in its quest to adapt to a warming climate. As American cities have grown in size and population and gotten hotter, they—not the federal government—have become crucibles for climate action.