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Tour Artist Kehinde Wiley’s Quiet Creative Haven in Lagos, Nigeria “When I’m here, I paint whenever I feel like it,” the trailblazing portraitist says of the home he renovated with the help of Billy Omabegho

Look to West Africa for the Future of Green Architecture The Pritzker Prize-winning architect Francis Kéré uses local materials and an eye for traditional practices to push the global boundaries of sustainability.

Appeal court bars draughtsmen from preparing, submitting architectural designs Eight years after the legal battle involving Nigerian Association of draughtsmen, Architects Registration Council of Nigeria (ARCON) and Ogun State Government, the Court of Appeal...

Lagos and burden of recurring collapse of structures Lagos is often referred to as the commercial nerve centre of the country, rightly so because of the sheer volume of commerce taking place daily in the bustling city. In like manner

Lagos adopts shipping containers in modular building designs for schools The Lagos State Government has introduced modular building systems such as containerised material in its public schools, which will serve as a faster way of delivering classroom infrastructure.

Art Gensler, Co-Founder of Famed Architecture Firm, Dies at 85 Art Gensler Jr. — co-founder of the architecture firm that bears his name — passed away at his home in Mill Valley, Calif., on Monday.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater lets in the light with low-iron glass The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has replaced Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater glazing with low-iron glass by Vitro.

Five Top Architects On How Hotels Can Adapt To The New Normal A hot topic among designers across the world is how hospitality will overcome the new challenges hotels face in the time of COVID-19. Here, some of the top architects in hospitality share their thoughts on how hotel design may evolve going forward.

This is interesting. We’ve always thought the climate of our interior spaces have been over controlled which is contrary to our craving for the outdoor life to promote a healthy habit.
Natural lighting and ventilation (rather than a highly dependent HVAC space) has always been a strong feature of design in the tropics. Will the advent of COVID-19 bring a design shift?

Four Considerations Architects Will Need to Make When Designing Post-COVID Homes Home is now a “quarantine sanctuary.” Here’s how to incorporate the new norms

‘There are no defined laws guiding professions in Nigeria’ Nigeria is a place we lobby a lot. Anybody can wake up to call himself a medical doctor or an architect. We don’t bother asking questions. If you wake up today as a journalist and say, you’re an architect, nobody will ask you any question.