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Boise Offers Free, Pre-Approved ADU Plans Designed by Parke Architecture to Combat Housing Shortage
NewsMar 27, 2026

Boise Offers Free, Pre-Approved ADU Plans Designed by Parke Architecture to Combat Housing Shortage

Boise’s Planning and Development Services launched a free, pre‑approved set of eight Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) plans designed by local firm Parke Architecture. The city, which must build at least 20,000 new housing units by 2033, offers designs ranging from...

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Cooper Hewitt to Honor Maya Lin, MillerKnoll, Candace Wheeler, and Others at Its Smithsonian National Design Awards Gala
NewsMar 26, 2026

Cooper Hewitt to Honor Maya Lin, MillerKnoll, Candace Wheeler, and Others at Its Smithsonian National Design Awards Gala

Cooper Hewitt introduced a new distinction at its annual Smithsonian National Design Awards Gala to honor both living and deceased individual designers and corporations for enduring impact. The inaugural class includes corporate giants Adobe, MillerKnoll, Target and Tiffany & Co.,...

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Vica by Annabelle Selldorf Opens a Showroom at New York Design Center
NewsMar 26, 2026

Vica by Annabelle Selldorf Opens a Showroom at New York Design Center

Annabelle Selldorf’s Vica brand opened a flagship showroom at the New York Design Center, overlooking Lexington Avenue. The space displays a curated mix of textiles, lighting, furniture, and accessories that blend the Selldorf family’s historic designs with contemporary collaborations. Selldorf...

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TAELON7 Crafts Salvaged Billboards Into an Installation for Limbo Museum and Art Omi
NewsMar 25, 2026

TAELON7 Crafts Salvaged Billboards Into an Installation for Limbo Museum and Art Omi

TAELON7’s Limbo Engawa installation opened on March 12 in Accra, Ghana, featuring modular steel canopies built from salvaged billboard frames and hand‑woven day‑beds for communal lounging. Designed by architect Juergen Benson‑Strohmayer, the piece blends the Japanese engawa concept with West African...

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A New Modular Wall System From CO Adaptive Seeks to Make Passive House Retrofits Faster, Cheaper, and More Accessible
NewsMar 20, 2026

A New Modular Wall System From CO Adaptive Seeks to Make Passive House Retrofits Faster, Cheaper, and More Accessible

CO Adaptive unveiled “The Block,” a modular wall system built from salvaged lumber to deliver Passive‑House‑level performance. The prefabricated, interior‑mounted panels create an airtight thermal envelope without altering historic façades, cutting retrofit time and expense. A prototype installed on Governors...

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Coverings Honors 2026 Rock Stars and Coverings Champions
NewsMar 20, 2026

Coverings Honors 2026 Rock Stars and Coverings Champions

Coverings announced 22 honorees for its 2026 Rock Star and Champions awards ahead of the Las Vegas show running March 30‑April 2. Eighteen emerging leaders were inducted as Rock Stars across eight industry segments, while Jennifer Richinelli captured the People’s Choice Champion title with...

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At Wandering Courtyard House, Rebuild Collective and 1+1+ Architects Turn Los Angeles’s Zoning Setbacks Into the Design Itself
NewsMar 12, 2026

At Wandering Courtyard House, Rebuild Collective and 1+1+ Architects Turn Los Angeles’s Zoning Setbacks Into the Design Itself

Rebuild Collective and 1+1+ Architects completed the Wandering Courtyard House in Monterey Park, California, turning mandatory zoning setbacks into a series of outdoor rooms. The 0.15‑acre, single‑family residence, finished in August 2025, features a curving teak deck that adds roughly 1,100 sq ft of...

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