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Søren Pihlmann leads a renovation and shows us what an architecture exhibition should be
At Build of Site, the Danish Pavilion’s offering at the 2025 Venice Biennale, the renovation of Denmark’s Peter Koch–designed ...
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May Architecture Billings Index reports “modest degree of stabilization”
Billings Index (ABI), the AIA shared that billings have “remained in negative territory” with a score of 47.2, up from 43.2 ...
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Chicago Architecture Biennial announces sixth edition participants, including adamo-faiden, Ibañez Kim, WAI Think Tank, SO–IL, and others
The sixth edition of the Chicago Biennial, SHIFT: in Times of Radical Change, will “address urgent questions shaping the spaces we inhabit, such as housing, ecology, and material innovation, to ...
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Senate Republicans propose selling up to 3 million acres of federally managed public land
Hunters, anglers, hikers, and conservationists are alarmed. The future of America’s public lands, millions of acres of mountains, forests, and deserts held in common trust, is suddenly uncertain.
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In Raleigh, North Carolina Freedom Park by Perkins&Will and Phil Freelon memorializes African-American history
The Beacon of Freedom rises 47 feet and was designed by Perkins&Will, and fabricated by Demiurge. It was inspired by civil leader and activist Lyda Moore Merrick, who once said: “My father passed a ...
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Thomas-McBrien Architects adds a sustainable timber pavilion to New Wave London’s headquarters
Thomas-McBrien Architects adds a glulam roof extension to New Wave London’s office in a sustainable, nifty expansion.
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Squire & Partners restores and expands London’s Brutalist landmark Space House
Squire & Partners removed layers of interventions to expose the original design of Space House, a historic Brutalist building ...
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This year’s NYCxDESIGN, New York’s design week, was bigger than ever, with openings and activations across the city
AN and AN Interior took part in the NYCxDESIGN festivities, which included lots of cake, a new fair called Shelter, and more ...
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Omar Degan to curate inaugural Pan-African Architecture Biennale next year in Nairobi
KICC will host the inaugural Pan-African Biennale, a fitting venue for such an event. The biennale will be curated by Omar ...
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ISA Architects designs Louis Kahn–inspired pop-up at former UArts campus in Philadelphia with developer Scout
Club activates the courtyard of Furness Hall, right behind Hamilton Hall, with an outdoor bar and seating area where visitors can enjoy natural wines, light bites, and soft serve ice cream.
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WXY envisions a linear park in Jackson Heights, Queens, on 34th Avenue
WXY and Alliance for Paseo Park recently shared a vision for Paseo Park, which would convert a stretch of 34th Avenue into ...
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Sleek acoustic and textile solutions for hospitality projects
These hospitality-appropriate acoustics and textiles cater to both performance and style, with an emphasis on material sustainability, texture, and dual functionality.