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Rem Koolhaas (1944–)Subscription
Koolhaas’s heroic trajectory provides an impossible formula for success, combining unquestioned genius with a waning culture of willigness to embrace the figure of the starchitect
Oenological restorative: Aulets ArquitectesSubscription
Preoccupied with the preservation of the architectural culture of Mallorca, Aulets learn from the simple structures of their namesake to create sustainable and contextual local architecture
Stations of life: Rosmaninho + AzevedoSubscription
The twin counter pointing structures of Rosmaninho + Azevedo’s interpretation centre in Portugal’s Tua Valley draw on the form of provincial station buildings
Street urchin: Mothers' House, Amsterdam, by Aldo van EyckSubscription
The Mothers’ House in Amsterdam can be seen as a sequel to the Modern Movement. After a career concerned with reintroducing the timeless elements too often ignored by others Aldo van Eyck now seems to be re-assessing and revealing more overtly his own roots in Modernism.
Front of house: T O B ArchitectSubscription
Inspired by a Neoclassical folly in the suburbs of Dublin, T O B Architect’s Killan farmhouse in the Irish countryside adds to a growing portfolio of subtly subversive domestic architecture
The AR Emerging Architecture issue is hereSubscription
Fourteen architects under the age of 45 to watch from around the world, plus pieces on the Netherlands and Amsterdam, where the winner of the AR Emerging Architecture awards 2018 will be announced
AR November 2018 on Emerging ArchitectureSubscription
Fourteen architects under the age of 45 to watch from around the world, plus pieces on the Netherlands and Amsterdam, where the winner of the AR Emerging Architecture awards 2018 will be announced
Competition: Plastic WorldsSubscription
An open international ideas contest has been launched for new waste management solutions for plastics in marine environments (Deadline: 11 January)
‘Architecture is sick but not totally dead’: Jean Nouvel on disasters, criticism and the future of architectureSubscription
As his most recent tower, La Marseillaise, is inaugurated on Marseille’s seafront, Nouvel talks about the death of architectural criticism, taking pleasure in problems and why the future of architecture is not architectural
Jean Nouvel (1945–)Subscription
