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Making Madrid: 15 landmarks that define the city

Architecture I 02.08.16

Making Madrid: 15 landmarks that define the city

World’s first ‘vertical pier’ opens to the public in Brighton this week

Architecture, News I 02.08.16

World’s first ‘vertical pier’ opens to the public in Brighton this week

Subterranean sounds: how an empty water tank shaped Jherek Bischoff’s album ‘Cistern’

Architecture I 29.07.16

Subterranean sounds: how an empty water tank shaped Jherek Bischoff’s album ‘Cistern’

New Museum of London will be designed by Asif Kahn and Stanton Williams

Architecture, News I 28.07.16

New Museum of London will be designed by Asif Kahn and Stanton Williams

Mirrored walls wrap the new M+ Pavilion in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon

Architecture I 22.07.16

Mirrored walls wrap the new M+ Pavilion in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon

Get to know Berlin’s U-bahn architecture

Architecture I 20.07.16

Get to know Berlin’s U-bahn architecture

London’s Brutalist landmark Salters Hall has been revamped by dMFK Architects

Architecture, News I 19.07.16

London’s Brutalist landmark Salters Hall has been revamped by dMFK Architects

New York’s Governors Island reopens offering new hilltop views of Manhattan

Architecture, News I 19.07.16

New York’s Governors Island reopens offering new hilltop views of Manhattan

This Brutal World: author Peter Chadwick introduces Brutalism’s lesser-known stars

Architecture I 14.07.16

This Brutal World: author Peter Chadwick introduces Brutalism’s lesser-known stars

Get to know Lisbon in 15 buildings

Architecture I 13.07.16

Get to know Lisbon in 15 buildings

Can architecture help reunite a post-Brexit Britain?

Architecture I 08.07.16

Can architecture help reunite a post-Brexit Britain?

Buildings with a beat: Peter and David Adjaye on their sonic collaborations

Architecture I 07.07.16

Buildings with a beat: Peter and David Adjaye on their sonic collaborations

Soviet monuments: what should we do with ‘inherited’ architecture?

Architecture I 06.07.16

Soviet monuments: what should we do with ‘inherited’ architecture?

Check out these weird and wonderful ideas to revamp the New York State Pavilion

Architecture, News I 05.07.16

Check out these weird and wonderful ideas to revamp the New York State Pavilion

High Line architects create a world of icebergs in DC’s National Building Museum

Architecture, News I 05.07.16

High Line architects create a world of icebergs in DC’s National Building Museum

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