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From Turbine Hall to Court King: Philadelphia’s Industrial Remake

The historic Delaware Power Station in Philadelphia, a hulking monument of early 1900s industry that lay dormant after 2005, has been dramatically transformed from an engine of energy production into a dynamic engine of fitness and community. Local firms...

Eight Cozy Havens: Capturing the Colors of Autumn in Architecture

As the northern hemisphere begins its annual shift, trading summer’s bright greens for a richer, more complex spectrum, interior design follows suit by embracing the season’s signature palette. This architectural lookbook compiles eight global homes that have perfectly translated...

Milan’s Enduring Design Legacy: A Restoration of Triennale’s Soul

Milan's esteemed cultural institution, the Triennale Milano, has completed a significant renovation of its lower-ground floor, spearheaded by architect Luca Cipelletti. This project, directed by Triennale president Stefano Boeri and general director Carla Morogallo, was not merely an update...

Built-In Serenity: Eight Interiors Where Sofas Merge with Architecture

The freestanding sofa, long the undisputed centerpiece of the living room, is being challenged by a more architectural alternative: the built-in seat. Designers are increasingly opting to integrate seating directly into the fabric of a home, transforming mundane furniture...

Church Cottage: A Shingled Extension Honouring Suffolk’s Rustic Past

London studio James Grayley Architecture has completed a sensitive yet striking extension of Church Cottage, an 18th-century, Grade II-listed farmhouse in Suffolk, UK. The project’s primary goal was to transform a previously fragmented dwelling into a cohesive, generous home...

Desert Minimalism: Reset Hotel Redefines Escapism With Modular Architecture

The Reset Hotel in Twentynine Palms, California, co-founded by designer Benjamin Uyeda and entrepreneur Adam Wininger, is a unique new-build hospitality project—the first in the area near Joshua Tree National Park in over 15 years. Built almost entirely from...

Architecture’s New Anchor: How Students Are Revolutionizing Construction With Discarded Tree Forks

Students from the Architectural Association's Design & Make program in London have pioneered a simple, repeatable, and cost-effective method for building structures using tree forks—a timber component typically discarded as forestry waste despite its superior inherent strength. Their project,...

China’s New Frontier: The Visionary Shortlist Of Dezeen Awards China 2025

The Dezeen Awards China 2025 shortlist, comprising over 100 projects across architecture, interiors, and design, has cemented its status as the definitive showcase for innovation in the region. This year’s selections highlight a thrilling fusion of global expertise—featuring work...

Architectural Visionaries: Open Architecture On Rejecting Style And Embracing The Unknown

Beijing-based OPEN Architecture, founded by the married partners Li Hu and Huang Wenjing, has swiftly become one of China's most influential studios by rejecting the conventional wisdom of style-driven design. They view architectural "style" as a commercial burden, preferring...

Sir Terry Farrell (1938–2025): The Architect Of Icons And Urban Breakthroughs

Sir Terry Farrell, one of Britain's most prolific and influential architects and urban designers, and a pioneering figure in Postmodernism, has died at the age of 87. His half-century-long career was marked by bold, instantly recognizable structures, from the...
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Vietnamese–Germany cinema project portraying the journey back to the roots

On the morning of June 11 in Hanoi, Cinexia Productions Co., Ltd. officially held the launch ceremony for its...
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