Autodesk AEC Headquarters
KlingStubbins
When Autodesk decided to move to a speculative office building, executives knew the fit-out would not be a routine corporate interiors project.

Photo © Jeff Goldberg/Esto

Barbie Shanghai Store
Slade Architecture
A six-story temple devoted to a diminutive icon cost less than $10 million and is the first flagship store in the world designed just for Barbie and related products.

Photo © Iwan Baan

Discovery Green
PageSoutherlandPage and Hargreaves Associates
This 12-acre public park has helped energize Houston’s east side, turning a less fashionable part of town into a family-friendly neighborhood.

Photo © Chris Cooper Photography

Eversheds Law Offices
Woods Bagot
This contemporary space, deemed a new benchmark for the legal profession, is a radical shift from the typical cellular office plan.

Photo © Richard Townshend

Hawks Boots Sustainable Manufacturing Facility
Salmela Architect
For only $63 per square foot, the architects renovated a building, added a second-story cantilevered office, and inserted discarded material into the landscape to create artificial hills.

Photo © Peter Bastianelli Kerze

The Lab Gastropub
AC Martin
This clever new gastropub on the USC campus has been a big hit with students, local residents, and downtown professionals.

Photo © Art Gray Architectural Photography

Peterborough Regional Health Centre
Stantec Architecture
Residents often visit this hospital’s rooftop terrace café, even when they don’t need medical care.

Photo © Richard Johnson Photography

Urban Outfitters Corporate Campus
Meyer Scherer & Rockcastle
The architects had several guiding principles for this 285,000-square-foot project. For starters: Preserve the buildings’ scars.

Photo © Lara Swimmer Photography

Gregg’s Cycles
Weinstein Architects + Urban Designers
To give this relatively small store a street presence, the architects created a large, attention-grabbing facade, with dozens of bicycles seemingly stuck to the glass.

Photo © Pro Image Photography

International Fund for Animal Welfare Headquarters
designLAB
Built on a former brownfield, IFAW’s new home draws about 50 visitors each week and has heightened the organization’s profile in the community.

Photo © Peter Vanderwarker

East Harlem School
Peter L. Gluck and Partners
For this nonprofit charter school, the architects created a stimulating environment for students and staff.

Photo © Erik Freeland

Southbrook Vineyards
Diamond and Schmitt
In a district teeming with wineries, a bold design helps a new organic winery distinguish itself from the pack.

Photo © Tom Arban