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Every Picture Tells a Story
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Hand drawing is arguably architecture’s oldest “technology Even as we plunge headlong into the age of artificial intelligence, drawing remains a timeless, intuitive, and powerful medium for exploring. explaining, and understanding both built and imagined environments. A timeless tool for design thinking, hand drawing resonates on a deeply human level. This richly illustrated monograph features over 250 works from the 40-year career of architect Wesley L. Page, FAIA, ASAI, one of the nation�
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Ex Macello di Treviso / TIXA Studio associato
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The project transforms Treviso's former slaughterhouse into a day center for people in vulnerable circumstances, building on the building's layered identities.
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Sharjah City Guide: 18 Contemporary and Historical Attractions to Discover in UAE's Cultural Hub
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Sharjah, the captivating territory in the United Arab Emirates, is a cultural hub that blends tradition with contemporary modernity. Situated on the Arabian coastline, the city is known for its commitment to preserving its rich history, promoting the arts and culture, and providing a platform for creative and intellectual pursuits. In fact, the 2023 Sharjah Architecture Triennial (SAT) will take place from November 11, 2023, to March 10, 2024, under the theme "The Beauty of Impermanence: An Arch
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Family Scraper de Maasbode / van Bergen Kolpa architects
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With De Maasbode, Bergen Kolpa Architects has delivered a unique, 70-meter-high residential tower in the center of Rotterdam. It is the first residential tower to offer a social living environment for families in the city center through its stacking of residential streets featuring three-story family homes: a Family Scraper.
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What to Consider When Integrating Photovoltaics into Building Facades
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When considering building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), the potential is clear: making the building envelope an active part of a building's energy strategy. Yet specifying these systems can be difficult when the process is unfamiliar. How much electricity can a facade generate? What will the system cost? Which orientations and areas are suitable? And how should the photovoltaic panels be integrated with the building's structural, electrical, and fire-safety requirements? Without clear answers
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Sydney’s Powerhouse Parramatta Museum and Bratislava’s Winter Harbour Redevelopment: This Week’s Review
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This week's stories focus on cultural architecture and the ways museums, art institutions, and public venues are being designed, expanded, and adapted. Across different cities, new projects bring together exhibition spaces, educational programmes, and areas for public activity, while existing buildings take on new cultural uses. From Sydney and Sharjah to Miami and Dubai, the projects reflect a range of approaches to creating and extending spaces for art and culture, with attention to their prog
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Les Balcons de Sermenaz / HEMAA Architectes
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Located along the ridge between the Rhône and Saône rivers, Rillieux-la-Pape occupies a unique position within the metropolitan area. The town combines an historic village centre with numerous large residential developments that open out to the east onto an extensive protected natural area stretching along the hillside. It is at the edge of this landscape that the Les Balcons de Sermenaz residential development takes shape. As the final component of a new neighborhood, it forms a link with the
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A Glass Labyrinth by Ciro Najle and Josep Ferrando Opens at the Barcelona Pavilion
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An artistic intervention opens today, November 12, 2026, at the Barcelona Pavilion. A modernist icon, the building was designed by Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich for the 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona, Spain, to represent modern Germany after World War I. The building was originally designed to be temporary and is now managed by the Fundació Mies van der Rohe, created in 1983 by the Barcelona City Council to reconstruct it. Since its rebuilding, the pavilion has been open to visi
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Which Materials Meet the Demands of a Contemporary Kitchen?
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The contemporary kitchen is no longer just a space for food preparation; it has become one of the most dynamic areas of the home. Design decisions can redefine both spatial configurations and the arrangement of individual elements as kitchens become integrated with social areas, incorporate new technologies, and adapt to changing domestic habits. In this way, balancing functionality, comfort, durability, and aesthetics is closely tied to the selection of finishing materials. From countertop surf
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Architect appointed for the University of Sydney’s new architecture building
Smart Design Studio has been selected to lead the design of a new $50 million architecture school at the University of Sydney’s Darlington campus.
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Before the Urban Grid: The Colonial City of Santo Domingo in Dominican Republic
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The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern portion of Hispaniola, an island in the Greater Antilles of the Caribbean that it shares with neighbouring Haiti. On the Dominican Republic's southern coast, at the mouth of the Ozama River, stands Santo Domingo, the country's capital and the first permanent European settlement in the Americas. This distinction has earned Santo Domingo the title of "Ciudad Primada", or First City, as well as a UNESCO World Heritage listing, for being one of the earlies
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House on Alley 37 / kelvan_studio
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This house is an attempt to turn the relationship between the home and the private residential area into a design question. It explores the idea of an edge between the neighborhood and the house with two simultaneous characteristics: one differentiates the house from the neighborhood, while the other connects it to the neighborhood. It is a combination of body and space.
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Wellness Pavilion / K-Thengono Design Studio
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K-Thengono Design Studio was commissioned to create a wellness-focused sanctuary on a narrow parcel of land adjacent to a family residence in Pluit Samudra, North Jakarta. The objective was to design a compact building that emphasizes wellness and operates independently from the main home.
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Completing the building envelope at Sydney Fish Market
In this video, Ivana Seizova (3XN GXN Architects), Tim Marlow (Kingspan Insulated Panels) and Stuart Braine (Kingspan Insulation) talk about the thoughtful design process and high-performing products behind a building that appears as an architectural landmark and operates as a world-class case study in cold-chain logistics.
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Expressions of interest sought for 2027 Brisbane Open House
The annual event, which invites the public to explore Brisbane’s architecture, heritage and built environment, will take place over three days, from 16–18 July 2027.
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Tsuyama Hotel I & II Renovation / NAAD + studio tata
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Hotel I & II, Tsuyama is a pair of small hotels created through the renovation of two machiya townhouses in the Joto area of Tsuyama, Okayama Prefecture, Japan. The district is a historic townscape where traditional townhouses line the former Izumo Kaido road. Within this setting, the project converts two wooden houses into small hotels: Hotel I with a lobby and gallery, and Hotel II with a cafe, each with two guest rooms above.
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The next generation
The Commonwealth Association of Architects’ Survey of Architecture Students, Graduates and Early Career Professionals highlights the critical challenges facing the next generation of architects.
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Western Australia’s first purpose-built children’s hospice completed in Perth
Intended to feel homelike rather than clinical, the $38.6 million facility provides end-of-life care, respite accommodation and bereavement support for children with life-limiting conditions and their families.
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Shoot the messenger: 2026 Australian Architecture Conference
Aaron Peters provides a critical appraisal of this year’s Australian Architecture Conference, observing how the profession – and the conference itself – must evolve to stay relevant amid the challenges of an uncertain future.
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Little James by Studio Carson Kelly
Constraint becomes opportunity in this reworking of a slender Sydney terrace, reborn with spatial ingenuity and crisp materiality.
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Comporta House / Aurora Arquitectos
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The house is located in the village of Carvalhal, on the Alentejo coast in southern Portugal. Here, long sandy beaches extend inland into flat pine-forested terrain. Those who come here to live or vacation are seeking silence.
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CST #185 / tini + delavegacanolasso
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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 Ãlvarez Diestro
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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 BrasÃ
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