Healthcare interior designer Pauline Cuevas-Bato sheds light on learning interior design from the inside out, and how one can exercise beauty in the ordinary

Things to learn from the wild and wacky characters walking the halls of the architecture academia

Opening the architecture education landscape and changing notions of success and achievement opens career options for Filipino architects

Industry leaders push for a reevaluation of life and design values, systemic change, and deepening the conversation on designing and developing a green, healthy, and sustainable built environment

Schools and government play a key role in shaping architecture and design destinies. Are they up to the job?

Designing small means forsaking the non-essential, the pompous, and the profligate; focusing instead on nurturing people and the environment

Build, Build, Build, they say. First things first, we say. A 2019 editor's note asks what would happen if sports complexes were designed by athletes, malls were designed by mothers with small kids, and if government buildings were designed to keep civil servants civil and honest.

It's not easy having a celebrated architect as your father, but Bandung-based TTLA studio principal Tan Tik Lam forges his own path by assimilating lessons from his forebear and developing a distinctly personal approach to his architecture

Second LIXIL live session reactors Leandro Poco, Benjee Mendoza, and Marco Sardillo redefine ‘new normal,’ bare real issues, and propose an overhaul of policies

At no time are one's values and principles more critical than in this turbulent time of COVID-19, economic recession, and social unrest. We revisit the story behind the remarkable manifesto of AIDEA’s President & CEO.

According to Asia Pacific Real Estate Association CEO Sigrid Zialcita, the building of the future is efficient, safe, smart, healthy, and sustainable

The M Moser Associates Director defines the leading role architects must take in defining a new paradigm towards a better normal