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A journey exposing unmarked protected territories, spatial tensions and possibility for establishing common cultural ground.

Words: Jay Pitter
From: Curiosity

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In Liverpool, a Case Study in Office to Residential Conversions

Designed by London firm SODA, the project thoughtfully preserves the building’s heritage while creating space for community.

Words: Sydney Shilling
From: Architecture, Interiors

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A Quebec Office Devoted to the Art (and Business) of Construction

Sid Lee Architecture pays surprisingly elegant homage to the humble world of concrete, scaffolds and orange cones.

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Interiors

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We Have Never Been Postmodern: A Conversation with David Fortin

The architect, academic and theorist talks about about fostering culturally responsive architecture through the lens of critical relationalism.

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture, Curiosity

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A French “Truck Museum” Travels the World in Style

The exhibition-on-wheels brings contemporary art to town squares, church yards, parks, school parking lots and more.

Words: Sophie Sobol
From: Curiosity

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A New Vision for Toronto’s St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts

Words: Elizabeth Pagliacolo
From: Architecture

5 Hardware Collections That Bring Design to the Details

Words: Sydney Shilling
From: Design

Grazie, Gaetano: Looking Back on Pesce’s Unrivalled Career

Words: Azure
From: Design

A Czech Park Elegantly Marries Past and Present

Words: Sydney Shilling
From: Architecture, Curiosity

Tilted Spheres at Pearson International Airport. Like many of Serra's work, the structure relies on its carefully calibrated curves for stability.

Tilted Spheres: A Tribute to Richard Serra

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture, Curiosity

A New Typology — and Design Language — Shapes Mexico’s Pacific Tourism

Words: Ximena González
From: Architecture, Curiosity

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#303: Mar/Apr 2024

Copenhagen Opera Park as seen from above

+ Mar/Apr 2024

A New Civic Stage Meets the Copenhagen Opera

On an island adjacent to the famous theatre, Cobe unveils a dramatic new public park.

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture, Urbanism

+ Mar/Apr 2024

Brick and Roses: How Community-Led Development Shapes Design

Across North America and the U.K., community land trusts, co-ops and co-housing groups are nourishing bold, aspirational design paradigms — and a new generation of urban advocacy.

Words: Stefan Novakovic, Chiyi Tam
From: Architecture, Urbanism

+ Mar/Apr 2024

Sumayya Vally: An Architecture that Charts the Migrant Experience

In conversation with the architect, based in Johannesburg and London, who is bridging past and present in her growing oeuvre.

Words: Vladimir Belogolovsky
From: Architecture

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Spotlight: Workspace

Our Spotlight on Workspace included new approaches to office interiors and furnishings. A vibrant highlight: Nicole Marion’s Percy lounge chair for NaughtOne.