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• Beyond Suburbia

  12-01-2026 22:22 via architectureau.com
  In his photographic observations of people and place, Warren Kirk captures the familiar and fading markers of life in regional towns.
  
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• The Belvédère Restaurant / Rudy Guénaire

  13-01-2026 13:00 via archdaily.com
  © Ludovic Balay architects: Rudy GuénaireLocation: Crillon-le-Brave, FranceProject Year: 2024Photographs: Ludovic BalayArea: 420.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• House C / XStudio

  13-01-2026 11:00 via archdaily.com
  © David Rodríguez architects: XStudioLocation: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, SpainProject Year: 2025Photographs: David RodríguezArea: 32.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Designing Streets Through the Lens of Care

  13-01-2026 08:30 via archdaily.com
  © The Municipality of LimaReflecting on the modern city, Walter Benjamin described the flâneur, a figure who walks without a defined destination, attentive to details, chance encounters, and the narratives that emerge from urban space. This way of being in the city, shaped by observation and openness to the unexpected, has long been in tension with the rationalist and functionalist ideals that came to guide urban planning throughout the twentieth century. Streets designed primarily fo
  
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• The Douban Museum / CSWADI

  13-01-2026 08:00 via archdaily.com
  © 404NFSTUDIO architects: CSWADILocation: Qitian Village, Ande Subdistrict, Pidu District, Chengdu, ChinaProject Year: 2025Photographs: 404NFSTUDIOArea: 6765.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• A Responsible Addition: HIMACS Shapes Achieve SCS Certification for Recycled Content

  13-01-2026 07:45 via archdaily.com
  Courtesy of HIMACSIn a balance of aesthetics, performance, and versatility, HIMACS shows a solid surface material of choice for many architects and designers. Taking a further step forward, the entire range of standard HIMACS sinks and basins is now officially SCS certified, containing a minimum of 8% pre-consumer recycled content. This certification enhances the material's technical and visual appeal by providing a more sustainable option without compromising quality or functionality.From bathr
  
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• "Full of People and Alive Once Again": In Conversation With Holcim Award Grand Prize Winner RIWAQ – Centre for Architectural Conservation

  13-01-2026 07:30 via archdaily.com
  Qalandiya Rendering. Image Courtesy of RIWAQ – Centre for Architectural ConservationQalandiya: the Green Historic Maze, developed by RIWAQ – Centre for Architectural Conservation, has been awarded the Grand Prize at the Holcim Foundation Awards 2025, recognizing its sensitive and deeply contextual approach to heritage conservation in Palestine, selected among the 20 winners of this year's edition. Located in Qalandiya, north of Jerusalem, the project reactivates a historic village ce
  
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• LÃ¥ngholmen Residence / Mer Architects

  13-01-2026 07:00 via archdaily.com
  Courtesy of Mer Architects architects: Mer ArchitectsLocation: FinlandPhotographs: Courtesy of Mer Architects Read more »
  
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• Equatorial Guinea Relocates Its Capital From Malabo to Ciudad de la Paz on Central Africa’s Mainland

  13-01-2026 06:30 via archdaily.com
  Aerial view of Malabo, 2007. Image © Ipisking at English Wikipedia, under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation LicenseMalabo served as the capital city of Equatorial Guinea from the country's independence from Spain on October 12, 1968, until January 2, 2026, when a decree issued by President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo officially transferred the capital to Ciudad de la Paz ("City of Peace"), located in Djibloho Province. Obiang formalized the move as part of a long-planned territorial
  
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• From Wenzhou to Nürnberg: 7 Unbuilt Cultural Projects Imagining Public Life

  13-01-2026 05:00 via archdaily.com
  Helma, a proposal for the new AD Museo / SOL & SOL. Image © HeroomCultural institutions represent an active field for unbuilt architectural exploration, reflecting how architects continue to question the role of public buildings in shaping urban life. In this Unbuilt edition, submitted by the ArchDaily community, the selected proposals bring together a range of projects that engage with museums, exhibition centers, and diplomatic buildings as sites of public encounter. Rather than treat
  
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• WoodHub / C.F. Møller

  13-01-2026 04:00 via archdaily.com
  © Peter Sikker Rasmussen architects: C.F. MøllerLocation: Odense, DenmarkProject Year: 2025Photographs: Peter Sikker RasmussenArea: 36500.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Designers sought for Redland Whitewater Centre

  13-01-2026 03:06 via architectureau.com
  The Games Independent Infrastructure and Coordination Authority is seeking a principal consultant to lead the design of a new whitewater facility that will host canoe slalom events during the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.
  
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• Cereus House / Circle Studio Architects

  13-01-2026 03:00 via archdaily.com
  © Jade Cantwell architects: Circle Studio ArchitectsLocation: Seddon, Victoria, AustraliaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Jade CantwellArea: 197.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Song for the Mute’s Melbourne boutique brings atmosphere over spectacle

  13-01-2026 01:09 via indesignlive.com
  Luxury retail has long been associated with openness, visibility and the immediate reveal. For Song for the Mute’s first Melbourne boutique, Foolscap has taken a markedly different approach, one that favours restraint, atmosphere and gradual discovery over instant spectacle.Located within a compact 68-square-metre tenancy, the store challenges conventional expectations from the outset. Rather than opening the frontage entirely to the street, Foolscap has partially closed it off, creating a
  
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• Xinhepu Historical and Cultural Precinct Core Area Enhancement Project / Atelier cnS

  13-01-2026 01:00 via archdaily.com
  © Siming Wu architects: Atelier cnSLocation: Core Area, Xinhepu Historical and Cultural District, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, ChinaProject Year: 2025Photographs: Siming WuArea: 45435.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Public by design: Places to visit this summer

  12-01-2026 23:18 via architectureau.com
  From market halls and pavilions to piers and playgrounds, these recently opened public spaces are worth seeking out this summer.
  
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• Bao Loc House / Tad.atelier

  12-01-2026 20:00 via archdaily.com
  Courtesy of Tad.atelier architects: Tad.atelierLocation: Lam Dong, VietnamProject Year: 2024Photographs: Courtesy of Tad.atelierArea: 96.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Parque Esmeralda: Community Garden Project / CAW Arquitectos

  12-01-2026 18:00 via archdaily.com
  © Rodrigo Werner architects: CAW ArquitectosLocation: Copiapó, Atacama, ChileProject Year: 2021Photographs: Rodrigo WernerArea: 215278 ft2 Read more »
  
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• House around the Tree / otro estudio

  12-01-2026 16:00 via archdaily.com
  © Ramiro Sosa architects: otro estudioLocation: Rafaela, ArgentinaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Ramiro SosaArea: 210.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Community Center in Bercy-Cavaillon Haiti / Emergent Vernacular Architecture (EVA Studio)

  12-01-2026 13:00 via archdaily.com
  © Andrea Panizzo architects: Emergent Vernacular Architecture (EVA Studio)Location: Cavaillon, HaitiProject Year: 2025Photographs: Andrea PanizzoArea: 240.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• House in Galamares / atelier RUA

  12-01-2026 11:00 via archdaily.com
  © Francisco Nogueira architects: atelier RUALocation: Sintra, PortugalProject Year: 2025Photographs: Francisco NogueiraArea: 420.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Between Sea and City: Contemporary Fish Market Architecture

  12-01-2026 08:30 via archdaily.com
  Gushan Fish Market / C.M. Chao Architect & Planners © Yi-Hsien LeeThroughout history, fish markets have played a singular role in mediating the relationship between city and sea. From the port agoras of antiquity, through medieval markets established along docks and estuaries, to the large covered structures of the 19th century, these spaces have been instrumental in shaping coastal cities. More than simple infrastructures for food supply, fish markets express cultural practices and mod
  
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• The making of Melbourne’s apartment culture

  12-01-2026 06:49 via indesignlive.com
  In the 1980s, apartment living in Melbourne was rarely aspirational. “They were flats, six-packs or twelve-packs,” recalls Jeff Provan, director and co-founder of Neometro. “People bought them until they could afford a house.”At the time, inner-city suburbs such as Fitzroy and Collingwood were defined by fading industry, low rents and a transient mix of artists, migrants and students. Apartments were functional and temporary rather than a lifestyle choice. Four decades on
  
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• Vale Donald Bailey 1927–2025

  11-01-2026 23:52 via architectureau.com
  A tribute to 1991 Gold Medallist Donald Bailey, whose contributions to architectural practice and professional leadership established him as a leading figure in Australian architecture in the second half of the twentieth century.
  
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• Siddi Urban Gate / Martino Picchedda

  11-01-2026 12:00 via archdaily.com
  © Cédric Dasesson architects: Martino PiccheddaLocation: Oristano, ItalyProject Year: 2022Photographs: Cédric DasessonArea: 200.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Earthboat Cave - Mobile Cabin / PAN- Projects

  11-01-2026 09:55 via archdaily.com
  © Yuta Sawamura architects: PAN- ProjectsLocation: Tateshina, JapanProject Year: 2025Photographs: Yuta SawamuraPhotographs: Area: 26.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• Recasting Cultural Infrastructure: On AAU Anastas’s Aga Khan Award–Winning Wonder Cabinet

  11-01-2026 08:30 via archdaily.com
  Wonder Cabinet / AAU ANASTAS. Image Courtesy of AAU ANASTASAmong the 2025 Aga Khan Award winners is AAU Anastas and their project, Wonder Cabinet in Palestine, whose central aim is to serve as a haven for culture and creativity and a bridge between design and production. Beyond this meaningful project, AAU Anastas—working from offices in Bethlehem, Palestine, and Paris, France—has built a broad portfolio since 2015. Notable works include Dar Al Majous, a restoration in Bethlehem that
  
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• Elysian Fields Apartments / Warren Techentin Architecture

  11-01-2026 07:00 via archdaily.com
  © Eric Staudenmaier architects: Warren Techentin ArchitectureLocation: Los Angeles, United StatesProject Year: 2020Photographs: Eric StaudenmaierPhotographs: Harrison SteinbuchPhotographs: Courtesy of Warren Techentin ArchitectureArea: 17755.0 ft2 Read more »
  
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• Khai Son Duo Penthouse / Idee architects

  11-01-2026 03:00 via archdaily.com
  © Wuyhoang Studio architects: Idee architectsLocation: Long Biên, Hanoi, VietnamProject Year: 2025Photographs: Wuyhoang StudioArea: 600.0 m2 Read more »
  
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• sage MixC Shenzhen / say architects

  10-01-2026 22:00 via archdaily.com
  © Wen Studio architects: say architectsLocation: L2003, MixC(Phase II), Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, ChinaProject Year: 2025Photographs: Wen StudioArea: 247.0 m2 Read more »
  
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