When Memorial Vessels Become Works of Art
A London-based platform is collaborating with seven American artists to transform the visual language of remembrance, one sculptural urn at a time.
8 Aug · 8 min read
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Volume, Shadow, and Silence: Rethinking the Winery as Sacred Space
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How Adaptive Reuse Saved Peking University's Last Teaching Building from the 1980s
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Building Comfort in the Coldest Place: Poland's New Antarctic Outpost
On King George Island, a timber research station rethinks what it means to live and work at the edge of habitability
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Reading the City as Archive: Álvaro Siza's Method of Building Within Time
The Canadian Centre for Architecture turns to one of modernism's most patient practitioners to ask how architecture negotiates the layers already in place.
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Social Housing as Craft: Inside the Four Projects Competing for Britain's Neave Brown Award
From a retrofitted 1970s estate to woodland-adjacent courtyard housing, this year's shortlist reflects an evolving conversation about density, community, and what affordable architecture can be.
8 Aug · 8 min read
When Density Becomes Design: The Vertical Stacking Logic of Seoul
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Moving Toward Stillness: A Seven-Meter Tower That Opens Through Meditation
Studio Caspar Schols's De-Vice translates physical movement into architectural transformation, creating a space where the act of meditation becomes the mechanism of spatial revelation.
7 Aug · 7 min read
Craft, Improvisation, and the New Urgency at Triennale Milano
Michele De Lucchi takes the helm of Milan's storied design institution with a manifesto that balances rootedness and radical change.
7 Aug · 7 min read
Europe's Largest Transit Architecture Program Is Redefining the Parisian Metro
With 68 architect-designed stations commissioned through public competition, the Grand Paris Express transforms infrastructure into civic landmarks across 200 kilometers of new orbital lines.
7 Aug · 7 min read
Medellín Positions Itself as Latin America's Design Crossroads
A three-day commercial platform in Colombia's innovation capital aims to reshape how the region's creative industries engage with global markets.
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When Timber Reaches for the Sky: Engineering Ambition or Material Myth?
As Sydney's hybrid tower claims a height record, the architecture world confronts an old question with new urgency: can wood carry our vertical ambitions, or are we building monuments to optimism?
31 Jul · 7 min read