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architecturaldigest.com • Architecture • Europe
Baroque architecture, originating in late 16th-century Italy, is characterized by grandeur, drama, and opulent ornamentation, serving as a powerful tool in the Catholic Counter-Reformation.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • London
A 1930s London warehouse undergoes a sustainable retrofit, transforming into a modern office space while preserving its original character.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • England
Waugh Thistleton Architects completed a sustainable, flexible workspace in London using a hybrid CLT and steel structure, prioritizing adaptability and minimizing environmental impact.
pragmatika.media • Architecture • World
This article explores the history, design, and repurposing of bunkers from World War II and the Cold War, highlighting their architectural significance and diverse post-war uses.
architecturaldigest.com • Architecture • World
This article details the design and conception of Disneyland, highlighting its origins in television, its use of forced perspective, and its incorporation of both nostalgic and futuristic elements.
architecturaldigest.com • Architecture • World
Architect Tom Givone masterfully blends modern and historical elements in his designs, creating unique and personalized spaces that honor both the past and the present.
nytimes.com • Architecture • India
The article describes the stunning, surprisingly large mansions of Chettinad in South India, contrasting their opulent architecture with the surrounding humble villages.
architecturaldigest.com • Architecture • World
Art Deco architecture, flourishing in the 1920s and 30s, emerged from a blend of modernist styles and uniquely American interpretations, resulting in iconic skyscrapers and buildings that redefined city skylines.
nytimes.com • Architecture • USA
An architect resigned from a University of California, Santa Barbara design review committee in protest over the approval of a new dorm designed by billionaire Charles T. Munger, citing concerns about its design and potential negative impact on students.
elpais.com • Architecture • Spain
A contemporary Roman villa in Girona, Spain, blends traditional Roman design elements with Californian mid-century modern aesthetics, creating a sustainable and harmonious home.
elconfidencial.com • Architecture • Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia's ambitious plan to construct The Line, a 170-kilometer-long linear city in the desert, aims to reshape its economy and geography.
archdaily.com • Architecture • World
This article explores the architectural history and contemporary designs of homes in the Salish Sea region, highlighting the influence of indigenous building traditions and the integration of modern designs with the natural environment.
demorgen.be • Architecture • Belgium
The article explores the increasing number of heatwaves in Belgium and the insufficient adaptation of buildings and urban planning to mitigate their effects.
businessinsider.com • Architecture • Singapore
Oasia Hotel Downtown in Singapore, a remarkable example of green architecture, features a living facade of plants that has transformed its appearance over time, providing both aesthetic appeal and environmental benefits.
latimes.com • Architecture • Los Angeles
A Los Angeles couple built a striking accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on their steep hillside property, creating a multi-purpose space for family, friends, and clients.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • UK
Several architects and urban planning professionals received King's Birthday Honours for their contributions to architecture, design, and urban development in the UK.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • UK
Neil Eldem, an architect, was suspended for six months by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) for practicing without indemnity insurance and failing to inform clients.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • England
A case study of Edith Road, a net-zero social housing development in London, showcases sustainable design principles and innovative construction techniques.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • World
Chris Hartiss, an LGBTQ+ architect, shares their journey, experiences, and advocacy for inclusivity within the architectural profession.
elpais.com • Architecture • Spain
Sir David Chipperfield's foundation, RIA, works in Galicia, Spain, promoting sustainable urban development and combating the negative impacts of unsustainable practices.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • London
The iconic BT Tower in London will be transformed into a hotel by Heatherwick Studio for the MCR Hotel chain, marking a new chapter for this historic landmark.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • UK
The 2024 AJ100 survey reveals growth in UK architecture practices, fees, diversity, and optimism, despite economic uncertainties.
elpais.com • Architecture • Spain
This article details the creation and design of Can Lis, a home built by renowned architect Jørn Utzon in Mallorca, Spain, serving as a retreat from the pressures of his Sydney Opera House project.
architectsjournal.co.uk • Architecture • UK
The Architects Registration Board (ARB) in the UK is simplifying its registration process for overseas architects, eliminating exams for those with partial UK qualifications and introducing a competence-based assessment system.