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Retrospective: Olson KundigSubscription
The work of this Seattle-based practice employs mechanisms to enhance architecture’s sense of the tactile
Balancing act: Junya Ishigami’s shifts in scaleSubscription
From tabletops to cultural centres, Junya Ishigami’s delicate oneiric world obscures the confines of furniture and architecture
Spent shell: Museum of Beit Beirut, Lebanon, renovated by Youssef HaidarSubscription
Emblematic of Lebanon’s troubled past, the Beit Beirut museum seeks to prove that memory is at the root of the narrative of history
Urbz: ’Dirt is fertile. Mess is more’ Subscription
Working with Mumbai’s density, productivity and energy, Urbz’s user-centric architecture has expanded outside India to Bogotá, São Paulo, Geneva and Seoul
Nicolás Campodonico: ‘symbolism is replaced with rituals’Subscription
A place for prayer and ritual, Nicolás Campodonico’s chapel in Argentina combines Lewerentz’s sacrosanct respect of bricks with Dieste’s daring geometries
A window into country life: Traverser by Raymond DepardonSubscription
The photographer’s studies of depopulated terrain in rural France combine intimate observation with the evocative timelessness of place
Rooms for improvement: Anna Puigjaner and Maria Charneco, MAIO, SpainSubscription
Women in Architecture Moira Gemmil Prize shortlist 2018: the playful design approach of Barcelona-based MAIO is made evident in both the processes and the products they create
City within the city: Sewoon Sangga renovation in Seoul, South KoreaSubscription
Despite falling into a state of disrepair and disrepute, Sewoon Sangga remains a vibrant hub of human industry and leisure
Low Design Office: ‘For our generation, the only way to be radical is to build’Subscription
At Low Design Office’s Agbogbloshie Makerspace Platform in the scrapyards of Accra, Ghana, new into old takes on a whole new meaning
Refabricating de Stijl: De Ploeg factory, Bergeijk, the Netherlands by diederendirrixSubscription
AR New into Old Commended: Diederendirrix have recreated Gerrit Rietveld’s De Ploeg weaving mill in Bergeijk using updated materials and technologies
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