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Salt in the wounds: the decline and rise of the great British seasideSubscription
Cultural crucibles must not exorcise the delicious salty spirit of the Great British seaside
Revisit: tea house and swimming pools, Leça da Palmeira, Portugal by Álvaro SizaSubscription
Designed by a young Álvaro Siza, the Boa Nova tea house and nearby swimming pools sustain an intimacy with the Atlantic by turning their back on land
Liquid violence: investigations of boundaries at sea by Forensic OceanographySubscription
The tangle of jurisdictional boundaries in the Mediterranean Sea is designed to turn its waters into a lethal entity
Competition: Europan15Subscription
Europan, the world’s largest biennial design competition for young designers, has once again opened for entries (Deadline: 28 July)
Hélène Binet: ‘I am interested in making you dream about the place’VideoSubscription
Winner of the Ada Louise Huxtable Prize 2019, photographer Hélène Binet talks dreams, Zaha Hadid and photography you can hold in your hands following the Women in Architecture awards in March
Sheila O'Donnell: ‘Of course I think of London as part of the EU’VideoSubscription
Sheila O’Donnell, founding director of O’Donnell + Tuomey alongside John Tuomey, talks Brexit, Irish architecture, and ‘damn fine women painters’, after winning Architect of the Year at the Women in Architecture awards 2019
Out of space: changing homosexual geographiesSubscription
State control over homosexuality in public has given way to spatial divisions brought on by economic and technological pressures
Travel agency: Irene Pérez, TEd'A Arquitectes, SpainSubscription
Women in Architecture Moira Gemmill Prize shortlist 2019: through a sensitive and sustained attention to the everyday, Irene Pérez and Jaume Mayol of TEd’A perform many delicate regionalisms, from Mallorca to the Swiss countryside
Ascending order: Georgia's coin-operated liftsSubscription
Broken Soviet lifts are emblematic of Georgia’s transition from socialism to market economics
ZUS: ‘the end is not the end’Subscription
ZUS remain resilient and resistant under the threat of reflex demolition, marking out their own spaces for the city in unsolicited projects that bring life to areas made static by the city’s speculative value
