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• Little James by Studio Carson Kelly

  11-11-2026 22:00 via ArchitectureAu Latest
  
  Constraint becomes opportunity in this reworking of a slender Sydney terrace, reborn with spatial ingenuity and crisp materiality.
  
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• CST #185 / tini + delavegacanolasso

  11-11-2026 16:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  This project revives the spirit of the Case Study Houses and mid-century modern architecture through an industrialized, optimized system developed with a deep sensitivity to the land.
  
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• Casa Fogo / Pablo Patriota Arquitetos Associados

  11-11-2026 14:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  The most challenging lots are my best friends. In my view of the design craft, challenges naturally lead to solutions. The difficult topography of the terrain in Serra Negra, in Bezerros, Pernambuco, the giant boulder embedded in it, the trees that had to be preserved, the clearing where I could place the construction, and the best views all guided how the project should take shape.
  
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• Freedom Mobile Arch Amphitheatre / Revery Architecture

  11-11-2026 13:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  Framing views of Vancouver's North Shore Mountains, the Freedom Mobile Arch is an open-air amphitheatre designed to remain connected to its surrounding landscape. A sweeping mass-timber canopy shelters audiences of up to 10,000 while preserving the experience of being outdoors. Permanent infrastructure and adaptable seating allow the venue to accommodate performances and gatherings at a wide range of scales.
  
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• Planá Kindergarten / PROAM ARCHITEKTI

  11-11-2026 11:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  The new municipal kindergarten in Planá, South Bohemia, represents a sensitive yet confident introduction of modern architecture into a historic rural setting. A sustainable public building made of timber has been created on a small but visually prominent site. Its form immediately reveals its purpose—a building for children that is part traditional, part modern, and somewhat fairytale-like.
  
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• Building from Place: Inside the Work of RAMA Estudio

  11-11-2026 08:30 via ArchDaily Global
  
  Carla Chávez, Carolina Rodas, and Felipe Donoso began collaborating while studying architecture in Quito, Ecuador, and went on to found RAMA Estudio, one of the winners of the ArchDaily Next Practices Awards 2026. For more than a decade, their practice has moved between housing, public spaces, adaptive reuse, and community initiatives. Their work is guided by an understanding of architecture as a service. For them, a project begins with the circumstances of a place and extends to the people who
  
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• Gamaya Farms / Biome Environmental Solutions

  11-11-2026 08:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  Gamaya Farms redefines architectural iconism not through bold geometry, but through absolute camouflage and tectonic erasure. Situated near Vikarabad, along a forested plateau and rolling hills, the project serves as a shared amenities zone and eco-resort for a farm-plot community. Rather than treating the program as a monolithic footprint, the master plan deconstructs the traditional resort layout into distinct, site-specific architectural typologies.
  
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• Sumayya Vally Unveils First Permanent UAE Project With Dubai’s Elie Khouri Art Foundation

  11-11-2026 07:30 via ArchDaily Global
  
  The Elie Khouri Art Foundation (EKAF) has appointed Sumayya Vally of Johannesburg- and London-based practice Counterspace to design its permanent home in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Scheduled to open in late 2028, the institution will occupy a repurposed villa in the Jumeirah 1 district, transforming the existing residential property and its surrounding grounds into a space for contemporary art exhibitions, education, and public programming. The appointment forms part of EKAF's plans to establi
  
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• Cultural and Community Center Stara Fužina / OFIS Architects

  11-11-2026 07:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  A HOUSE BUILT BY ITS COMMUNITY Villagers and the wider local community built the cultural center in Stara Fužina in 1983 through contributions of income, materials, knowledge, and labor. The need for a shared cultural space dates back to the years after the Second World War, when the village created a temporary hall and stage in the former Zois manor. The new cultural center later provided a permanent setting for events, gatherings, and public life. Its significance therefore comes not only fro
  
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• Egypt’s New Administrative Capital Through the Lens of Manuel Álvarez Diestro

  11-11-2026 06:30 via ArchDaily Global
  
  Egypt's New Administrative Capital (NAC), located about 45 kilometers east of Cairo, is one of two major urban development projects under construction near the Egyptian capital, along with New Cairo, a satellite city east of Cairo's Ring Road that dates back to the 2000s. To date, Cairo remains the official capital of the country, but various government functions have been moved to the purpose-built city. The new capital in Egypt's Eastern Desert recalls the iconic modernist initiative of Brasí
  
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• Reading the City from Above: Drone Imagery and the Material Layers of Urban Environments

  11-11-2026 05:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  Beyond their buildings, infrastructure, and streets, cities can be understood as territories shaped by materials, resources, and processes of transformation that define their physical environments. As drone technology becomes increasingly integrated into architectural documentation and urban analysis, aerial imagery offers new opportunities to examine these different layers at multiple scales. As Jane Jacobs once suggested, "Cities are the mines of the future."
  
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• RHR House / Three Sixty Architecture

  11-11-2026 04:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  Drawing ideas from place and environment through materials and color palette, RHR House has an initial composition that is brutal but simple, reminiscent of a boat moored next to a wharf. The arrival is one of slow reveal, with pauses in time; following a timber boardwalk, you are drawn to a soft green stair form floating from the concrete floor above. This leads upwards to the entry door, semi-concealed and casual, as you would find in a seaside Bach. 
  
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• Pusayapuri Housing / EKAR

  11-11-2026 03:00 via ArchDaily Global
  
  Unlike Sukhothai and Ayutthaya, U Thong is a forgotten city, even though it holds one of the oldest civilizations in Thailand. Almost no tangible evidence remains to show Thai people how old the city really is. What is left are the bases of collapsed pagodas scattered across the area and tiny beads found in the soil. The people of U Thong have collected these objects for almost a hundred years and once came together to set up a museum, but there was not enough to tell the story of the city.
  
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