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October 2026Woodworking Network
Saratoga Home with Dura Supreme Cabinetry: Bohemian Black and Hickory Morel
This award-winning Saratoga home is appointed with Dura Supreme cabinetry: Marley Inset fronts in Bohemian Black SW6988 and hickory in the Morel finish. Design by Witt Construction; photography by Elizabeth Haynes Photography.
October 2026Woodworking Network
Vacumobil 350 Mobile Dust Extraction from Höcker: 5,000 CFM for Small and Medium-Sized Workshops
Höcker North America has introduced the Vacumobil 350, a mobile dust extraction unit for small and medium-sized woodworking shops with an air volume of up to 5,000 CFM. The solution is designed to collect wood dust and chips from connected machines.
October 2026Woodworking Network
Lapp Millwright in the Woodworking Network Directory: Why Equipment Installation and Commissioning Services Are Woodworking's Bottleneck
A company profile for Lapp Millwright has appeared in the Woodworking Network industry directory, offering services in the equipment, supply and service category for woodworking. The listing itself is not editorial news, but it shines a light on a scarce segment: qualified installation, alignment and maintenance of production lines.
October 2026Woodworking Network
Lapp Millwright offers custom dust extraction systems — from compact units to industrial-scale solutions
The American manufacturer Lapp Millwright designs dust, fume and aerosol collection systems for woodworking and manufacturing facilities. Its lineup spans ready-made compact units for small workshops as well as fully custom industrial installations.
October 2026ArchDaily
OMA and Jason Long to Transform Houston's Historic Folger Coffee Factory into a Music and Arts School
Construction has begun in Houston on the Frank Liu Jr. Academy for Music and Arts (FLAMA) — a music and arts school that OMA, led by partner Jason Long, is designing on the basis of the historic J. A. Folger & Co. coffee factory from the 1930s. The 6,050 m² facility will become a free public charter school for children from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.
October 2026ArchDaily
School in Straden: Thirty Years Later, the School Building Has to Be Designed from Scratch
The Austrian studio Gangoly & Kristiner Architects has presented the renewed primary school in Straden: since the school’s last comprehensive refurbishment, requirements for school buildings have changed so much that the former volume no longer meets them.
October 2026ArchDaily
Flexibility as a Built-In Feature: ArchDaily on the Architecture of the "Infinite Lifecycle"
ArchDaily has published a piece arguing that buildings rarely retain the same program over their service life, and that shifting conditions demand interventions never anticipated at project outset. The source names steel structures as the key instrument of such adaptability — a theme that directly intersects with the agenda of demountable and transformable mass timber.
October 2026ArchDaily
Arena in Jihlava: CHYBÍK + KRIŠTOF to build a 5,650-seat venue — with acoustic seats and a custom typeface
The studio CHYBÍK + KRIŠTOF won the City of Jihlava's competition for a multifunctional sports and cultural arena with 5,650 seats. The project combines an expressive façade embedded in the urban fabric with detailing down to the acoustics of the spectator seats.
October 2026ArchDaily
Casa Coral: a 501 m² tropical residence in Praia do Forte by Sidney Quintela
Sidney Quintela Architecture + Urban Planning designed the two-storey Casa Coral residence on Bahia’s northern coast — 501 m² conceived for a large family’s relaxation and a close connection with the coastal landscape. The project is presented as an example of contemporary tropical architecture.
October 2026ArchDaily
“The place remembers what happened”: Tsuyoshi Tane on memory as a driver of design
Japanese architect Tsuyoshi Tane, who founded the Paris-based practice ATTA — Atelier Tsuyoshi Tane Architects, describes architecture in an interview for Louisiana Channel as a discipline of observation and reflection, where the memory of a place becomes the starting point of design.
October 2026ArchDaily
Shigeru Ban Architects to Design Toyota City Museum Next to the Art Museum — Two Institutions to Be Linked by a Unified Landscape
The new Toyota City Museum by Shigeru Ban Architects will be located in the eastern part of the site, just like the neighboring Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, while the western part of the site will become a continuous landscape uniting both museum complexes.
October 2026ArchDaily
Color as Biography: Latin American Interiors and the Cultural Life of a Shade
ArchDaily publishes an essay arguing that color in Latin American interiors is not decoration but a cultural process: it is born in local practice, moves into architecture, and changes meaning along with the conditions in which it is produced and used.
October 2026ArchDaily
Monolithic Green Concrete: The Civil Protection Centre in Oris by Roland Baldi Architects
In the village of Oris (municipality of Laas, Vinschgau/Venosta, South Tyrol), a new civil protection centre has been built for the volunteer fire brigade. The volume is executed in concrete with green pigment and insulating properties, giving the building a cohesive monolithic character and a visual connection to the surrounding landscape.
October 2026ArchDaily
Linho House in Nova Lima: a house built as a story about fabric and craft
TETRO Arquitetura designed a private house in the residential area of Nova Lima (Minas Gerais, Brazil), where architecture derives directly from the profession of the owner — a fashion designer who works with fabrics and sewing.
October 2026ArchDaily
Lima House in Brasília: A Single-Level Home Built in Two Phases, Six Years Apart
BLOCO Arquitetos designed a house in the Lago Sul district of Brasília in 2016, but construction was carried out in two phases—in 2018 and 2024. The key planning decision was to bring the entire interior program together on a single level.
October 2026ArchDaily
Hostafrancs House in Barcelona: Renovating a Dark Attic with a Leaking Roof and Two Terraces
Parramon + Tahull Arquitectes reimagines the upper floor of a residential building in Barcelona's Hostafrancs district: a dark apartment with low ceilings, small windows and a poorly insulated, leaking roof, adjoined by a terrace and a covered porch barely connected to the interior.
October 2026ArchDaily
The Nimbus - uBLOCK Healthcare Hospitality Lounge / LUKSTUDIO
An ArchDaily feature on the evolution of timber architecture and mass timber technologies.
October 2026ArchDaily
House OY in Anjo: A Private House That Grew Up Amid Greenhouses and Fields in an Urbanization Control Area
1-1 Architects designed a house in the Japanese city of Anjo (Aichi Prefecture) on an unusually large plot, which the client obtained by developing agricultural land under the branch-family provision. The context is not an urban grid but scattered fields, vinyl greenhouses, and small farm sheds.
October 2026ArchDaily
District Six: 108 Homes Return Residents to the Heart of Cape Town
Jakupa Architects and Urban Designers is delivering the District Six Restitution Housing project — 108 homes for families whose land was dispossessed during apartheid. The architecture draws on the dense street fabric of the historic District Six.
October 2026ArchDaily
Mexico City as a Layered Object: ArchDaily Assembles a Guide to 38 Projects — from Tenochtitlan to the 21st Century
ArchDaily has released an architectural guide to Mexico City, in which the city reads as a continuous negotiation between pre-colonial history and intense urban mutation. The piece covers 38 projects — from the monumental Templo Mayor and viceregal architecture to the contemporary structures that shape the capital's silhouette.