Designwire Daily: from the editors of Interior Design magazine

Inspired by the work of Mexican architect Juan José Santibañez, the two youthful firms are joining forces with the affordable housing pioneer to start Adobe for Women Association, an organization that is planning the construction of 20 sustainable houses in the indigenous village of San Juan Mixtepec, in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca.

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The third-annual event, sponsored by the local AIA chapter, features tours, exhibitions, and more.

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The IFDA is unveiling the results of their latest Crystal Ball Survey, estimating we can all look forward to smaller houses with smaller rooms by 2020.

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The architect’s “Horizontal Skyscraper” is being honored with the top prize from The Chicago Athenaeum.

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The lauded architectural photographer reminisces about his session at Phillip Johnson’s iconic home on August 18.

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The Israeli architect turned to the Italian furniture manufacturer for the interiors at Penthouse 2009.

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The so-called “Playboy Billionaire” has acquired the landmark Los Angeles residence for $4.5 million.

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The famous doll’s legendary residence gets an overhaul in the AIA Barbie Dream House Design Competition.

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The yearly AIA/HUD Secretary Awards, which recognize outstanding residential and institutional work serving underprivileged communities, were given to three offices for projects that span three distinct categories.

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The annual show house gets underway this week, as a batch of top-flight interior decorators strut their stuff in a 10,000-square-foot mansion on New York’s Upper East Side.

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