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This essay examines the modern architecture of Pyongyang through the lens of ideology and urban form. From the unfinished Ryugyong Hotel to the city’s pastel high rises, the article explores how architecture in North Korea operates as a disciplined instrument of belief, governance and endurance. Positioned within a broader global context, the text reflects on monumentality isolation and the political capacity of the built environment.
An in-depth look at John Pawson’s Nový Dvůr Abbey and how his restrained architecture reshapes minimalism in contemporary Europe.
Norwegian artist Marius Troy explores AI art through atmospheric imagery and imagined installations. From Les Perles du Ciel to the Aurum Portals series and immersive environments like HEKA, his work investigates perception, memory and the quiet emotional power of digital space.
A reported longform on Werkstätte Carl Auböck across four generations, from Vienna Bronzes to Bauhaus modernism, MIT networks, postwar America, and a living archive that challenges the assumptions of industrial production.
This essay examines Donald Judd’s radical approach to space through his work in Marfa, where art, architecture, and landscape converge into a permanent system. Moving beyond minimalism, it reveals a discipline rooted in precision, material clarity, and the refusal of neutral space.
Rem Koolhaas is a global architect of the first order. His designs, unorthodox working methods, and theoretical thinking have helped define the state of the architectural profession, bridging the 20th-century
Christ & Gantenbein wins Kistefos Museum competition in Norway for a new zero energy, zero emissions museum building set to open in 2031, expanding the forest campus near Oslo.
In the floodlit theatre of Expo 2020 Dubai, where national pavilions competed through oversized gestures and instant narratives, the Pavilion for the Kingdom of Bahrain arrived with a different kind
The most enduring longform writing on artists does not simply recount a career. It renders a way of living visible. It traces how attention accumulates over time, how decisions made
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- Emilio Ferro on the light, sound and memory of a place
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