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The Louvre welcomes a series of miniature architectural interventions

Architecture, Art I 10.05.22

The Louvre welcomes a series of miniature architectural interventions

Radical preservation: 19 historic row houses merge at this extraordinary block in DC

Architecture I 09.05.22

Radical preservation: 19 historic row houses merge at this extraordinary block in DC

Le Corbusier’s Marseille masterpiece turns 70 with an exhibition of reverent design

Architecture, Travel I 06.05.22

Le Corbusier’s Marseille masterpiece turns 70 with an exhibition of reverent design

RIBA’s Radical Rooms exhibition highlights the often ‘invisible’ influence of women

Architecture I 05.05.22

RIBA’s Radical Rooms exhibition highlights the often ‘invisible’ influence of women

Postmodern NJ house by Gwathmey Siegel asks $5m

Architecture, Property I 03.05.22

Postmodern NJ house by Gwathmey Siegel asks $5m

The spaces you like: 7 of your latest discoveries

Architecture I 01.05.22

The spaces you like: 7 of your latest discoveries

Venice reopens its private airport with a pair of design exhibitions

Architecture, Travel I 27.04.22

Venice reopens its private airport with a pair of design exhibitions

This zero waste restaurant has 99% recyclable interiors

Architecture, News I 20.04.22

This zero waste restaurant has 99% recyclable interiors

The spaces you like: 7 of your latest discoveries

Architecture I 17.04.22

The spaces you like: 7 of your latest discoveries

Leftover lumber and mycelium are the stars of this bio-build exhibition

Architecture, News I 12.04.22

Leftover lumber and mycelium are the stars of this bio-build exhibition

Sylvascope is a ‘woven’ treehouse made from the woodland that surrounds it

Architecture, Art I 06.04.22

Sylvascope is a ‘woven’ treehouse made from the woodland that surrounds it

5 principles of great architecture – according to Pritzker Prize-winner Francis Kéré

Architecture I 06.04.22

5 principles of great architecture – according to Pritzker Prize-winner Francis Kéré

The spaces you like: 7 of your latest discoveries

Architecture I 03.04.22

The spaces you like: 7 of your latest discoveries

Folkestone welcomes the world’s first multi-storey skatepark

Architecture I 30.03.22

Folkestone welcomes the world’s first multi-storey skatepark

Oxford’s eccentric Shark House is now a heritage site (despite its owner’s objections)

Architecture, Art I 30.03.22

Oxford’s eccentric Shark House is now a heritage site (despite its owner’s objections)

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