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Manon Mollard's stories

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Interview with Martin Parr Subscription
Essay6 May, 2020
We speak to British photographer Martin Parr whose work capturing tourists across the globe grasps something of both the reality of place and its mythology
Pearling pathway visitor centre, 2019 by Valerio OlgiatiSubscription
Case study4 May, 2020
This case study is part of the essay String of pearls: preserving cultural heritage in Bahrain, featured in AR May 2020 on Tourism. Click here to read the full article
Archaeologies of Green Pavilion, Milan, 2015; Muharraq 2018 by Studio Anne HoltropSubscription
Case study4 May, 2020
This case study is part of the essay String of pearls: preserving cultural heritage in Bahrain, featured in AR May 2020 on Tourism. Click here to read the full article
String of pearls: preserving cultural heritage in BahrainSubscription
Essay4 May, 2020
The revitalisation of Muharraq takes visitors through Bahrain’s pearling pathway and proves that the preservation of cultural heritage is compatible with bold architectural interventions
House of Architectural Heritage, 2017 by Leopold Banchini Architects and Noura Al SayehSubscription
Case study4 May, 2020
This case study is part of the essay String of pearls: preserving cultural heritage in Bahrain, featured in AR May 2020 on Tourism. Click here to read the full article
Editorial: stop motionSubscription
Essay28 April, 2020
As global travel comes to a sudden halt, the May issue looks to the overwhelming machine of the tourism industry
Paint it blackSubscription
Essay21 April, 2020
From the charcoal marks of prehistoric humans to dark modern art dealing with the destruction of war, blackness simultaneously speaks of everything and nothing
Editorial: what we do in the shadowsSubscription
Essay31 March, 2020
From sleep to dancing to shady behaviours, the April issue looks at what happens in the dark
Editorial: multiple masculinitiesSubscription
Essay11 March, 2020
The March issue challenges masculinity and all its contradictions
Breaking the mould: soil as shutteringSubscription
Essay19 February, 2020
Casting on sand or directly into earthen pits, architects are letting the logics of making generate their architecture, anchoring the work to the site and stretching the constraints of time