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The Oculus opens on March 3rd, linking New Jersey and New York City while memorializing 9/11 victims.
Oliver Wainwright reviews Leandro Erlich's Dalston House installation in London.
The Pszczolka family home near Prague features a unique design of 24 large cubes.
The living room spans roughly 100 square meters and features a high ceiling, large windows, and minimalistic furnishings in a former garage in Amsterdam.
Luke Tozer designs Gap House, a sustainable home in London's Notting Hill neighborhood.
A £130 million flagship station at King's Cross St Pancras opens, leaving Waterloo station feeling ghostly and redundant as Eurostar relocates.
Six renowned architects compete to design the Smithsonian's newest museum on the National Mall.
The loft cube offers a portable home solution for those on the move when they change locations.
One World Trade Center is crowned, becoming the tallest building in the Western hemisphere.
Anouska Hempel opened Blake's Hotel in 1978, one of the first boutique hotels in London, and has since designed interiors for various luxury spaces.
Graham Hudson shows Alexis Petridis the abandoned superclubs of King's Cross.
Chandigarh features an American-style grid system laid out by French planner Le Corbusier, contrasting sharply with the chaotic streets of other Indian cities.
Summer in Munich showcases the city's vibrant beer gardens, traditional dishes like Weisswurst, and landmarks such as the Frauenkirche and the German Museum.
Griselda Murray Brown discusses the new Design Museum in London with Edwin Heathcote.
A U-shaped protective barrier stretching 12 kilometers around Lower Manhattan aims to shield the city from rising sea levels and potential flooding.
Lead architects discuss the challenges of restoring Notre-Dame Cathedral after April's fire.
Today, rescuing priceless art from crumbling cathedral walls in Haiti is a major challenge.
Ruin lust captures the fascination with decay in art, architecture, and urban landscapes.
John Soane's museum in Lincoln's Inn Fields showcases art and architecture from his life.
Oliver Wainwright interviews Sou Fujimoto about London's Serpentine Pavilion 2013 design.
Notre-Dame survives a devastating fire, preserving priceless artifacts and its Gothic legacy.
A French American architect restores the Statue of Liberty's flame in New York City.
Viewers discuss Hitler's Triumphal Arch and request fewer shorts from Discovery Channel.
London's Oxford Circus features a new diagonal pedestrian crossing inspired by Shibuya, Tokyo.
A heavy machinery team transports a 390 tonne generator over 120km with unexpected challenges.
Francesco Ceccarelli transforms a garage into a stylish one-room apartment in Bologna.
Jan Vormann restores buildings in Amsterdam using Lego blocks instead of traditional materials.
Dame Zaha Hadid, renowned architect, dies at 65, leaving a legacy of iconic buildings.
The World Cup starts in Moscow with Russia facing Saudi Arabia in the opening match.
Zaha Hadid's Guangzhou Opera House features a design that resembles a pair of granite and glass structures resting on the Pearl River's shore.
Claudiu Ionescu redefines contemporary design through innovative architectural practices.
Paul Goldberger reviews Goldman Sachs' new understated headquarters in Manhattan.
Rem Koolhaas discusses his work and the Barbican Art Center's exhibition on OMA's 35 years.
Sigtryggur Baldursson of the Sugarcubes highlights Reykjavik's vibrant music scene, featuring landmarks like the 1922 bandstand and the Harpa concert hall.
Paul Goldberger talks with Richard Cook about architecture at The New Yorker Festival.
Terence Conran reflects on his influential career in British design, from founding Habitat to shaping contemporary design culture, in a conversation with Jonathan Glancey.
Harold Holzer discusses the Four Continents statues, which represent Asia, America, Europe, and Africa, located at the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House.
Shakti, an architect and musician, explores the connections between architecture, acoustic design, and storytelling through her experiences with A. R. Rahman.
Jonathan Glancey interviews David Chipperfield about Turner Contemporary in Margate.
Audelia Jung discusses how architecture also curates our experiences and shapes communities.
