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The Democracy In Design Act: Protecting Architectural Diversity Against Classicism Mandates

The Democracy in Design Act (DDA) has been reintroduced in the US Senate by Senators Chris Van Hollen (Democrat, Maryland) and Ben Ray Luján (Democrat, New Mexico). The primary goal of the bill is to counter and nullify the...

Sylvia Richards’ Mass-Timber Building: A Biotech Hub Dissolving Into The Forest

In Lebanon, New Hampshire, Sylvia Richards Practice for Architecture has completed a groundbreaking research facility for the biotech company Adimab, which develops antibodies. At 2,508 square meters, this three-story building is the company's first purpose-built research facility. The design...

Foster + Partners’ Alpine Showcase: A Gallery Built Around A Car Ramp

In the exclusive Swiss ski resort of Gstaad, renowned British studio Foster + Partners is poised to construct a new landmark building that is as much a feat of civil engineering as it is a work of alpine architecture....

The Concrete Revolution: Pihlmann Architects’ Radical Factory Rebirth In Copenhagen

In an architectural masterclass that redefines sustainability, Pihlmann Architects has transformed a defunct 1960s factory in northwest Copenhagen into a vibrant, multi-story arts and community hub known as Thoravej 29. The studio’s bold design philosophy hinged on treating the...

Arctic Engineering: Hugh Broughton Architects’ New Vision For Australia’s Antarctic Science Hub

The vast, unforgiving expanse of Antarctica presents the ultimate test for architecture, demanding structures that are not only habitable but resilient against the planet’s most savage climate. Rising to this monumental challenge, UK firm Hugh Broughton Architects (HBA), renowned...

A Minimalist Oasis: The Cereus House

In the world of contemporary architecture, a new kind of living is taking shape, one that is focused on a profound connection to nature and a deep respect for simplicity. The Cereus House, a stunning new home by Circle...

A Scottish Renaissance: Loader Monteith’s Cottage Renovation

In the rugged, windswept landscape of Scotland, where traditional stone cottages stand as timeless monuments to a rich history, architects are finding new and creative ways to breathe life into these storied structures. The Loader Monteith renovation of a...

A Scottish Renaissance: Loader Monteith’s Cottage Renovation

In the rugged, windswept landscape of Scotland, where traditional stone cottages stand as timeless monuments to a rich history, architects are finding new and creative ways to breathe life into these storied structures. The Loader Monteith renovation of a...

The Public Wall: Kengo Kuma’s Seoul Biennale Installation

In a world where walls are often seen as barriers that divide us, architect Kengo Kuma has offered a radical new vision. His "Wall of Public Life," a striking installation for the Seoul Biennale of Architecture, is a profound...

The Walls That Define Us: Rethinking Kitchen Design

For years, the open-plan kitchen was the gold standard of modern living, a symbol of a seamless, social lifestyle. But in a world that is increasingly looking for a sense of privacy and order, a new design trend is...
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The Mystery Of The ‘Gladis’ Orcas: Is Boat-Ramming A Cultural Fad Or A Traumatized Response?

Since May 2020, a baffling and dangerous behavioral trend has emerged among a subpopulation of orcas (Orcinus orca) off...
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