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Architecture in Turmoil: Chicago’s 2025 Biennial Unleashes a Global Call for Radical Change
Architecture Architecture in Turmoil: Chicago’s 2025 Biennial Unleashes a Global Call for Radical Change With over 100 participants from 30 countries, the sixth edition... read more
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A Letter to Architects from Infrastructure Engineering: It’s Time We Designed Like We’re on the Same Team
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Introducing the 2025 NewHomeSource Concept Home
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Unprocessed Potential: Can Raw Trees Replace Engineered Timber?
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Foster + Partners’ Riviera Tower Exemplifies Biophilic High-Rise Design on the Athenian Riviera
Design Foster + Partners’ Riviera Tower Exemplifies Biophilic High-Rise Design on the Athenian Riviera Greece’s first green residential skyscraper... read more
“Design Is Protest”: Bryan C. Lee Jr. Calls on Architects to Dismantle Oppression, Not Just Design Around It
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Resilient by Design: How Architects Are Creating Beautiful Homes for a Changing Climate
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Drawn to Power: How AMO/OMA’s “Diagrams” Exhibition in Venice Reclaims the Graphic as an Architectural Tool
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Remembering Elizabeth Felicella Who Documented New York’s Public Spaces With Precision and Poetry
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