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Lei Wa Lakom Library in Zanzibar, designed by Mai Al Busairi under the Parallel Gives program, uses timber structure, perforated panels and passive cooling to create a climate responsive civic space for children and the wider community.
BEEF ARCHITEKTI reflect on adaptive reuse, revealing how subtraction, material restraint, and spatial flexibility redefine industrial heritage in Kežmarok.
Some houses are not designed so much as remembered. Casa Tao began with the quiet memory of the people who would live inside it, long before it became a plan,
A layered fabric installation in Tortosa reinterprets the arch as a shifting, dreamlike threshold of light, air, and movement.
Hidden inside the metasequoia forest of Merryda Wiki World Secret Camp, Red Cabin is conceived as a compact holiday refuge and an experiment in how lightly a building can touch
A longform analysis of Jean Arp’s evolution from Dada collages to biomorphic sculpture, exploring chance, organic abstraction and the sculptural idea of concretion in European modernism.
In Richard Wilson’s work, architecture is never simply a setting. It is tested, inverted, cut open, rotated and made newly uncertain. Few artists of the last four decades have treated
An in-depth feature on Vu Dan Tan and the role of assemblage, sound, and hybridity in Vietnam’s contemporary art.
The practice of Olafur Eliasson from The Weather Project at Tate Modern to his recent planetary-scale installations.
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