Mariam Issoufou featured as one of 20 women architects who have made a name for themselves through their ingenious ideas and novel ideologies in sustainability.

Rolex Pavilion, designed by Mariam Issoufou, featured in Harpers Bazaar

Mariam Issoufou named UN Champion of the Earth for Entrepreneurial Vision

Mariam Issoufou is awarded the Azul Zero 2025 Award in Sustainable Architecture

Mariam Issoufou is one of 50 designers featured in Monocle’s Book of Designers on Sofas.

In Archtober, Mariam Issoufou Architects and the Swiss Consulate in New York hosted an event about Museums as Shared Spaces for Imagining New Possibilities.

The pavilion is inspired by Venice itself and draws on the skills of local craftspeople and utilising waste materials.

Mariam Issoufou talks to ECD Matters Journal about the importance of intergenerational housing.

Hikma Community Complex is part of Down to Earth, an exhibition currently taking place at MoMA in New York.

Mariam Issoufou speaks to Adam Caruso about Museums.

During the recent Irish Design Week, Mariam Issoufou and Lesley Lokko sat down for an in-depth conversation titled Imagination for Opportunity.

In the latest AXIS, Mariam Issoufou speaks to Maki Nakata about her practice.

Mariam Issoufou is interviewed in UNEP's podcast series exploring climate-resilient buildings. She shares her journey of using her expertise to tackle extreme heat.

Mariam Issoufou discusses the Hikma Community Complex with the Holcim Foundation.

Mariam Issoufou talks to ETH Zurich News, where she has held the position of Professor of Architecture Heritage and Sustainability since 2022.

Mariam Issoufou Architects is looking for a senior architect to join our team in New York City. This is an on-site contract position.

Mariam Issoufou talks to Salone del Mobile about her intersectional approach to architecture.

Mariam Issoufou will be in conversation with Mario Gooden atColumbia University's GSAPP on September 26.

In a talk titled Scarcity as Opportunity, Mariam Issoufou discussed how working from a position of scarcity, in places where resources are limited, has led to new opportunities.

Mariam Issoufou talks to Guardian architecture critic, Oliver Wainwright about her work at Mariam Issoufou Architects.