The Royal Institute for British Architects has appointed Valerie Vaughan-Dick as its new CEO from January 2023. Vaughan-Dick, who is currently the chief operating officer at the Royal College of General Practitioners, will take forward the Royal Institute for British Architects (RIBA’s) Biennial Action Plan 2022-23. “I am delighted to be joining RIBA at such
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Canadian firm MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects has designed a home that’s perched on a granite hilltop looking out on Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coast. Corrugated steel, which has weathered over time, wraps around the structural metal frame, complimenting the ever-evolving nature that surrounds the house. Black window and door frames featured throughout the house contrast the weathered […]
As the days get shorter, the temperatures drop and the holiday madness is still a little way off, it’s a great time of year to tackle some organizing projects. Whether it’s cleaning out that pantry to make room for Thanksgiving supplies, eking out som…
Architects working on the Neom mega-project in Saudi Arabia must decide whether they are content to be complicit in an ecological and moral atrocity, writes Adam Greenfield. In April 1954, J Robert Oppenheimer – the physicist regarded as “the father of the atomic bomb”, and a crucial participant in the American thermonuclear weapons-development program –
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Zvonica House is a reconstruction of a typical Slovak square-shaped house from the 1950s. Over the years, the original house has gradually undergone several renovations, including some non-conceptual extensions. The aim of the current intervention was to clean up the interior space, find new spatial and functional links and create an environment that would respond to the needs of the eclectic life of a young multi-member family. The exterior of the house was practically unchanged at the request of the investor, the proposal focuses mainly on the solution of the interior spaces.
With consumers and design professionals eager to check out new products and trends, and brands keen to showcase their offerings, there has been a push to go back to in-person design fairs for a few seasons now. However, this fall felt like the first t…
South Korean studio Unseenbird has designed a cafe in downtown Seoul, where vegetables are grown in a glass-fronted cultivation room before being harvested, prepared and served to customers on a conveyor belt. Sik Mul Sung cafe was set up by agri-tech start-up N.Thing, which also runs a vertical farm on the outskirts of Seoul, to
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the eccentric refuge in the woods takes shape with curving geometries and kaleidoscopic interiors.
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The World Cup will take place between November and December. This is due to the host country’s climate in June and July when Qatar can reach average temperatures of 40 to 50°C.
Ennead Architects has revealed the design for the Wuxi Art Museum in the historic port city of Wuxi, China. The competition-winning design proposes a new center for art and culture that builds upon the tradition of the Chinese gardens, a practice with a long legacy in the region. The complex is located in the Shangxianhe Wetland Park, a natural environment that informs and influences the museum experience. According to the designers, the architecture behind the Wuzi Art Museum is conceived as a Taihu Scholar Stone, a contemplative spatial structure sitting quietly in the broader natural context and inviting visitors to pause.
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