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Europe’s Multi-Billion Euro Strategy for the Climate-Resilient Neighborhood
A transnational consortium of nine cities is testing how "urban renaturing" can preserve livability in a warming Europe.
The Architecture of Information: Princeton Marks 25 Years of Media + Modernity
A new exhibition at the School of Architecture uses silver fabric and archival posters to trace a quarter-century of interdisciplinary inquiry into how media shapes the built world.
A Transparent Turn for Pittsburgh’s Brutalist Landmark
GBBN’s renovation of the Hillman Library trades mid-century seclusion for a glass-clad hub of collaborative academic life.
Milan’s Architectural Evolution: Identity and Capital
A curated reading list from Architectural Review explores the historical and economic forces that have defined the Milanese urban landscape.
The Memory of the Land: Rethinking Luxury in the Deccan Plateau
On the outskirts of Hyderabad, Iki Builds rejects the "imported glass-and-marble" aesthetic in favor of rammed earth and local stone.
The Architecture of Impermanence: Venice’s 2027 British Pavilion
Curators Guan Lee and Mike Lim will collaborate with Malaysian artisans to bring the "Festival of Hungry Ghosts" to Venice, reframing migration as a foundation for design.
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BIG Unveils a Metallic Curtain for Nashville’s New Arts Center
Designed by BIG, the new Tennessee Performing Arts Center features a rhythmic aluminum facade that mimics the movement of theater curtains.
The Gravity of Milan and the Spectacle of the Monument
As the design world converges on Milan, a new proposal for an "Arc de Trump" sparks a debate on the purpose of the modern monument.
British firms shortlisted for 100-hectare Galician port masterplan
RSHP and Zaha Hadid Architects are among five teams vying to transform the port of A Coruña in northern Spain.
Stefan Shaw Studio to Redevelop Lambeth Pub into Housing
Planning permission has been granted for a project in south London that will replace an Irish pub with a residential development.
Architecture for London Refurbishes Victorian Warehouse
A stripped-back refurbishment and extension has transformed a historic warehouse in London’s Clerkenwell district.
Ben Adams Architects Ceases Operations
The London-based practice has closed, resulting in the loss of all positions within the firm.
Assessing Risk in Saudi Arabia’s Giga-Project Pipeline
As geopolitical tensions rise, architects are evaluating contingency plans for major developments in the Gulf region.
EPR Architects pursues legal action after studio flood
The firm is seeking £791,000 from a fit-out contractor following severe damage to its revamped 19th-century workspace in south London.
Analyzing London's Housing Deadlock
In "Homesick," Peter Apps examines the systemic causes of London's housing crisis and offers a potential path forward.
Vienna’s Social Housing Utopia Under Scrutiny
A new documentary by Bianca Gleissinger explores the history and future of the celebrated Alterlaa housing estate.
Dublin’s Early Council Housing History
A new book explores the 20th-century origins of public residential development in the Irish capital.
Ingvartsen Architects’ Star Homes Improve Rural Health in Tanzania
A project comprising 110 homes in the Mtwara Region provides a new model for health-focused rural housing in sub-Saharan Africa.
The legacy of housing organizer Olive Morris
The life of the Black housing organizer offers critical lessons as squatting faces increasing criminalization.
Regional Housing Prototypes in Bhopal and Indore
Dhammada Collective’s new housing models for low-income rural residents in India emphasize the importance of regional design intelligence.
Segregation on the Rooftops of Johannesburg
Rooftop dwellings in South Africa's largest city persist as a historical vestige of racial division and a contemporary necessity for domestic workers.