Whether envisioning a solar-powered pavilion sheathed in “digital flowers” or creating spine-like 3D-printed jewelry, Ramona Albert’s work finds common ground in reverence for nature. The Brooklyn architect’s two-year-old firm tempers experimentation with timeless materials and forms, resulting in a mind-bending portfolio that feels distinctly rooted in the future.
The study of design’s impact on mental health is a relatively new field, but early research points to a crucial role for designers at the intersection of psychology and design
Ramona Albert, the founder of her eponymous architecture firm, shares her insight into the evolution of architecture and the design secrets to some of her most famous structures.
AIA Honor Award for the Madaras Chapel in Transylvania, Romania.
