Can architecture solve Mexico’s social and environmental problems?
A generation of Mexican architects are building to solve social and environmental problems – attracting interest from an international audience…
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Into the woods: Why architects are turning to timber
The growth in wooden urbanism is being driven by timber’s technical and environmental benefits, as well as growing investor and…
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The day after tomorrow: Building now to prevent future disaster
As temperatures get warmer and natural disasters more prevalent, sustainable building practices are no longer enough – the architectural profession…
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A cellar of one’s own: Urban construction down under
Building a home cellar? Where should it go? How big (or small) does it need to be? What features are…
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How we build can change how we think about city life
With the housing crisis showing no signs of abating, a new generation of architects is working to design beautiful, inventive…
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Heart health: Design cities differently and it can help us live longer
By 2050, it is projected that almost 70% of the world’s population will be living in cities, up from 55%…
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Reclaim the narrative: Sir David Adjaye
Ghanaian-British architect Sir David Adjaye discusses his varied portfolio and what new challenges lie on the horizon for Adjaye Associates…
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Space invaders: How landlords can use arts pop-ups to reinvigorate commercial properties
The Covid pandemic has left a wake of destruction on people’s lives and made a ghost town out of many…
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