September 4, 2026
Why Chicago Stands Out for Architecture and New Projects
A fresh look at Chicago’s skyline, building culture, and current construction landscape for anyone planning a project in one of America’s most design-driven cities.
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Your clients' projects, your commission
Your buyers need an architect the day they get the keys. Open their project on Archsplace, follow the quotes, and earn on every project that goes ahead.
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Request your access, no software to install: Archsplace opens it and the rest happens in your dashboard.
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Request your access
Your name, your email and your country. You receive a link to sign in, and once we approve your account you open your first project.
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Open a project for your client
A name, an email and what they need. The client receives their own access and the project reaches the right architects.
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Follow the quotes
Every quote an architect sends appears in your dashboard, with its status, so you know where each client stands.
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Half of Archsplace's commission on each project that goes ahead is transferred to your Stripe account.
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Articles from the blog, behind the scenes and what clients and professionals say about Archsplace.
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Mexico turns leftover land into civic parks, IGArchitects rethinks a crab-claw site with layered walls, and PIN’N PAN blends living, farming, and sustainability. Discover more inspiration, projects, and archi
September 3, 2026
Reclaiming Civic Ground: Mexican Parks, Forest-Wrapped Housing, and a Compact Courtyard Home
From public parks built on residual land in Mexico to two inventive houses that rethink privacy, landscape, and domestic life, these projects show how architecture can transform overlooked sites into meaningful places. Together, they highlight design strategies that balance community impact, material expression, and everyday livability.
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Modern paths inspire new architecture, from Le Corbusier’s legacy to Arlo House and Jeoji Oreum House—where space, material, and landscape meet. Discover more inspiration, projects, and community on Archsplace.
September 1, 2026
Pool Renovation Budget Guide: Real Costs, Smart Splurges, and Hidden Extras
A practical U.S. budget guide for renovating a pool, with realistic cost ranges, trade-offs, and the hidden expenses that can derail a project.
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From a sea-facing home in Badalona to a courtyard-centered extension in Melbourne and a sheltered canopy in Shenzhen, these projects show how light, flow, and outdoor space shape modern living. Discover more on
August 28, 2026
New York City Architecture Guide: Why the City Still Sets the Pace
A look at New York City’s architecture, construction costs, and urban energy—and why it remains one of the most compelling places in the United States to plan a building, renovation, or design project.
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From Eindhoven’s timber landmark to global recovery, youth-focused design, and Hungary’s layered architectural legacy, this week shows how architecture shapes lives past and future. Discover more on Archsplace.
August 27, 2026
Three Design Lessons in Light, Landscape, and the Architecture of Movement
From the lingering influence of the promenade architecturale to two contemporary homes shaped by terrain and sequence, these projects show how architecture can guide the body, frame views, and deepen daily life. Together, they offer a timely reminder that thoughtful spatial choreography remains one of design’s most powerful tools.
August 25, 2026
warehouse trends to watch in 2026
A practical look at the newest warehouse design trends, from durable materials and softer color palettes to flexible layouts, smarter lighting, and easy updates that do not require a full rebuild.