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Against the rush: The inevitability of slow architecture

In a culture addicted to speed—from fast fashion to instant gratification—architecture critic Phineas Harper argues that the industry's widespread ambition to find faster ways to build is fundamentally misguided. Drawing parallels between "fast architecture" and its consumer counterparts like...

A tree of belief: Big designs interfaith complex on albanian hillside

Danish architecture giant BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) has unveiled ambitious plans for the Faith Park, a sprawling interfaith complex set to be woven into the natural topography of a hillside near Tirana, Albania. Encompassing 200,000 square meters, the masterplan...

Architecture as ecosystem: Jhu’s bloomberg student center crowns campus with a wooden treecorp

The Bloomberg Student Center at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) in Baltimore, Maryland, is a bold architectural declaration for 21st-century academic life. Designed collaboratively by the celebrated studios BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) and Rockwell Group, the 34,374-square-meter building is envisioned...

A study in contrast: Pinzauer’s maresfield gardens and the concrete pavilion

The red-brick Victorian townhouse at Maresfield Gardens in Hampstead has been granted a striking new lease on life, transitioning from its former role as The Anna Freud Centre back to its original residential purpose. Local studio Pinzauer was tasked...

A new standard for ageing: appleby blue almshouse wins riba stirling prize 2025

The Appleby Blue Almshouse, a social housing complex in London's Southwark, has been named the winner of the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize 2025 for the UK's best new building. Designed by local studio Witherford Watson Mann Architects, the project...

Co-Living redefined: mason & fifth westbourne park blends hotel life and community

Mason & Fifth Westbourne Park, a collaborative effort between AHMM (Allford Hall Monaghan Morris) and TiggColl Architects, stands as a notable 12-storey hybrid structure near Notting Hill, London. Situated canal-side on the Grand Union Canal, the building is the...

The “wood cathedral” debate: copenhagen’s health centre divides design critics

A striking architectural work in Copenhagen has become the center of a lively international design debate. The Diabetes Health Centre, conceived by the acclaimed Danish studio Dorte Mandrup Arkitekter, is defined by its curved, gabled form and an interior...

A refuge reborn: central park’s davis center achieves the ultimate fusion of nature and architecture

After decades of fragmentation, the northern end of Central Park has undergone a profound transformation with the unveiling of the Davis Center at the Harlem Meer. Designed as a seamless collaboration between Susan T Rodriguez | Architecture • Design,...

Making an entrance: how front doors define a home’s personality

The front door serves as much more than a functional barrier; it is a critical architectural element that establishes a home's identity and sets the tone for the entire structure. From bold, saturation-drenched colors to inventive mechanical movements and...

An urban sanctuary: the ski house’s contrasting landscape in wānaka

The SKI House, a residential project by local studio Roberts Gray Architects in Wānaka, New Zealand, masterfully balances abstract urban form with a dramatic natural setting. Playfully named as an acronym for "spending kids' inheritance," the home was designed...
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