ARCHITECTS, SCHOLARS AND CURATORS TEAM UP TO ARCHITECTURALLY AND TECHNOLOGICALLY BRING THE HISTORY ONCE LOST OF WANG NA TO THE FORE
A PALACE WASN’T BUILT IN A DAY
A HOTEL YOU SHOULDN’T MISS
THE FIRST PROJECT BUILT OVERSEAS BY DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE CARVES A HOT SPRING HOTEL OUT OF THE ‘NOTHINGNESS’
DAVID CHIPPERFIELD ARCHITECTS WORKS 2018
AFTER THE RENOVATION THAT RESULTED IN A 12-YEAR HIATUS, BASILICA PALLADIANA IN VICENZA, NORTH-EASTERN ITALY, HAS OFFICIALLY REOPENED, MARKING ITS RETURN WITH SOME PRETTY EXCITING EXHIBITIONS OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE.
WHEN IS ART (MUSEUM)?
THE ECONOMICS OF FREE TIME HAS CREATED A PLACE FOR ART MUSEUMGOERS, AND THERE ARE MANY WAYS FOR AN ART MUSEUM TO SPEAK WITH PEOPLE
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OMA’S BLOX HAS MARKED COPENHAGEN AS A NEW DESTINATION FOR ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN AND URBAN CULTURE
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THE NEW MEMBER OF GCBA (GOOD CLASS BUNGALOW AREA) IN SINGAPORE SAYS NO TO EXPENSIVE MATERIALS AND HUGE GLASS, BUT YES TO EARTHY STUFF
STRUGGLING CITIES: FROM JAPANESE URBAN PROJECTS IN THE 1960S
WHY DO CITIES HAVE TO STRUGGLE AND WHAT FOR? STRUGGLING CITIES: FROM JAPANESE URBAN PROJECTS IN THE 1960S INTRODUCES VIEWERS TO ISSUES AND CONDITIONS SURROUNDING POSTWAR JAPANESE CITIES FROM TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND AIR POLLUTION TO RESIDENTIAL DILEMMAS, ETC.
PIPE FLOW
THROUGH THE COMBINATION OF SIMPLE MATERIALS WITH SMART SOLUTIONS, ARCHITECTKIDD CREATES “FACE VALUE” FOR THE BUILDING OF NOW26 AT SIAM SQUARE
NO STRAIGHT LINE FOR ART SCHOOL
SPAIN’S ECONOMIC CRISIS MIGHT HAVE HURT A LOT OF ITS ARCHITECTURE OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS, BUT NOT THIS FACULTY OF FINE ARTS IN TENERIFE, WHERE THE MARRIAGE OF THE BUILDING AND ITS LANDSCAPE PUTS STUDENTS IN A POSITION TO LIVE AND LEARN