Articles by Osman Bari

Miami based architect Kobi Karp is designing two mixed-use developments that highlight culture and creativity in Miami’s art district, Wynwood.

You’re a chipper young first-year student, still soft and tender in the early stages of your induction into the cult of architecture. Apart from fiddling with drafting triangles and furiously scribbling down the newfound jargon that is going to forever change how you communicate, you often find yourself planted in a seat, eyes transfixed to a projector screen as your professor-slash-cult-leader flashes images of the architecture world’s masterpieces, patron saints, and divine structures.

A list of five interdisciplinary online resources that explore the intersection of landscape, architecture and culture. 

A new Muslim-sponsored cultural center in New York will aim to promote cultural exchange and religious coexistence through a series of “vertical landscapes.”

“Public Square” has been selected as the winning entry to The Driverless Future Challenge, for its plug-and-play system to create new public space.

Photographs of China’s first design museum have been released, showing the building’s progress as it nears completion in Shenzhen.

Italo Calvino’s 1972 novel ‘Invisible Cities’ reveals much about the idea of architecture and urbanism, three of which have to do with our current visual culture, architecture’s dependance on landscape, and the timelessness of cities.

New renderings of Arquitectonica’s SkyRise in Miami reveal the observation tower’s many extreme attractions, currently under construction.

In this interview, Norman Foster explains the importance of an interdisciplinary approach to architecture, when designing for cities of the future.

Plans have been announced for Foster + Partners to design the masterplan for a transformation of a major landfill site in Sharjah, into a future innovation hub celebrating sustainable technology and clean energy.