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2020: Architecture

2010: Architecture

2009: Architecture

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Fast Company Magazine

The world’s most innovative companies of 2020 in architecture

Olson Kundig, Snøhetta, and Studio Gang made the list again this year, joined by some surprising upstarts.

The world’s most innovative companies of 2020 in architecture

Building Is A Science. This App Lets Architects Study It

Want to observe how a building–or its occupants–really behave? The architecture firm Kieran Timberlake has an app for that.

Building Is A Science. This App Lets Architects Study It

06.17.10 | 10:43 am

Winners of the 2010 National Design Awards Announced

Most Innovative Companies – Architecture

From MVRDV to Shigeru Ban, our picks for the top companies in architecture.

Most Innovative Companies – Architecture

02.24.10 | 12:30 am

The British Hate Our New London-Embassy Design

02.23.10 | 12:35 am

KieranTimberlake Wins Commission for the New American Embassy in London

The Most Innovative Companies in Architecture

The Most Innovative Companies in Architecture

Fast Company Magazine

Building Green Homes

Impact

Elizabeth Warren: Business Roundtable declaration ‘was just an empty publicity stunt’

Why environmental justice must be a part of green COVID-19 recovery

This ‘climate park’ in Copenhagen now doubles as flood infrastructure

News

Amazon’s new palm-recognition biometric device lets you pay without touching

Nikola’s downfall shows why the investing world needs more private investigators

Heroes Act 2.0 update: Here’s what’s in the Dems’ new stimulus package, including $1,200 checks

Co.Design

European kids love this screen-free storytelling device. Now U.S. kids can get it too

Why senators all dress the same

Ballots are inexplicably confusing. Here are 4 tips for filling yours out correctly

Work Life

Headed back to the office? These are your rights as an employee

Arianna Huffington: 5 steps to make sure women aren’t left behind during the pandemic

6 ways the pandemic is changing the benefits employees want