AN Interior Fall/Winter 2026 Issue Centers on Renovation and Adaptive Reuse
The AN Interior magazine's Fall/Winter 2026 edition centers on renovations, highlighting the importance of enhancing existing structures in architecture. It references Álvaro Siza's perspective on transformation as opposed to invention. In Houston, a 1961 bungalow was revitalized by Georgina Baronian and Sam Clovis, while Julian von der Schulenburg incorporated mass timber into a Tribeca warehouse's interior. Hayley Tillett reports on a Melbourne project by SSdH, alongside two New York lofts that showcase historical depth. Escher GuneWardena Architecture maintained elements in Paul Revere Williams's residence, with Shane Reiner-Roth previewing upcoming exhibitions on Williams. Design editor Kelly Pau presents new furniture, and the Top 50 list celebrates distinguished North American architects. Irénée Scalbert's essay examines architects' roles as anthropologists and ecologists, concluding with Brent Buck's insights on minimal intervention.
Key facts
- The Fall/Winter 2026 issue of AN Interior is themed entirely around renovations
- Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza is quoted saying architects transform reality rather than invent anything
- Georgina Baronian and Sam Clovis rebuilt a neglected 1961 bungalow in Houston
- Julian von der Schulenburg built a mass timber interior within a Tribeca warehouse in New York
- SSdH completed a Melbourne conversion used for domestic life and cultural events
- Escher GuneWardena Architecture kept patinated bathroom fixtures in the Paul Revere Williams home renovation
- Three Los Angeles museum shows about Paul Revere Williams's legacy are forthcoming
- The issue includes Kelly Pau's furniture roundup and the annual Top 50 list of North American interior architects and design firms
Entities
Artists
- Álvaro Siza
- Georgina Baronian
- Sam Clovis
- Lila Allen
- Julian von der Schulenburg
- William Richards
- Hayley Tillett
- Paul Revere Williams
- Shane Reiner-Roth
- Kelly Pau
- Irénée Scalbert
- Brent Buck
Institutions
- AN Interior
- SSdH
- Escher GuneWardena Architecture
- Totems
Locations
- Houston
- United States
- New York
- Tribeca
- Melbourne
- Australia
- Los Angeles
- North America