Shigeru Ban

Japan’s quest to create beautiful places to pee

Japan wants to let residents off their “urinary leash.”

Visitors Fined For Climbing Shigeru Ban’s Aspen Art Museum

Shigeru Ban Wins Architecture’s Top Award

Co.Design sat down with the 2014 Pritzker Prize Laureate, a Japanese architect renowned for his humanitarian work and inventive use of recycled materials.

8 Cabinets Of Curiosities By Famous Architects

In Osaka, A Camper Store With A Floating Trail Of Shoes

Designed by Nendo, the interior is a departure for a brand known for its bold, off-kilter sensibility.

Shigeru Ban Builds A Store For Camper, Made Of Paper And Awesomeness

The Japanese architect, who pioneered the use of paper as a structural material, has unveiled his latest New York project.

10 Modernist Dream Houses From Around The World

Pritzker Prize, Architecture’s Nobel, Goes to Obscure Portuguese

Handicapping Sunday’s Pritzker Prize Announcement

Most Innovative Companies – Architecture

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

False Alarm: Cardboard Furniture Is Still Cool

Leave No Trace: Boy Scouts Get Shipping-Container Cabins in California

Architecture and Design’s New Hot Spots: Hong Kong and Shenzhen

Best of Show: The London Design Festival

Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling at the Milan Furniture Fair

Designing for Disaster

A House that Takes Outside/Inside to the Extreme

A House that Takes Outside/Inside to the Extreme