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Burj Khalifa in Dubai—the tallest building in the world from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
05 of December '24

Burj Khalifa in Dubai—the tallest building in the world from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

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Burj Khalifa in Dubai—the tallest building in the world from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Nanchang Grand Theatre: ceramic facade as an expression of traditional aesthetics from PES-Architects
Circular Studio's brutalist project: the LCI Education campus in Barcelona
New library by Snøhetta in Beijing: reading in the shade of "old" trees
In the rhythm of the arches: Nanchang station in the spirit of Chinese aesthetics
Arborescence: a biophilic oasis in the heart of Angers from WY-TO architects
Nicholas Ruinart Pavilion—an architectural sip of champagne story by Sou Fujimoto
Underground inspiration in the heart of Gangdong. "Tunnel" woven into the city from ZAIRA Architects & Engineers.
Interior as if from sci-fi movies - Zhongshuge futuristic bookstore in China
Up-cycled Noah's Ark in South Korea—sacred architecture in the steampunk style
Lublin railway station - it has been compared to Calatrava's project or Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, today it is triumphing around the world
"Pixelated" development: MVRDV redefines residential architecture in Abu Dhabi
Terminal station: Prague Central Station. Railroad station revitalization project from Henning Larsen Architects and Ramboll
Stasys Eidrigevičius Museum as tribute to living Lithuanian artist
Beijing in a new look: SelgasCano designs futuristic pavilion in Xicheng
Innovation center like X-Men headquarter. Biomedical high-tech in China from HENN
The fifth element from Zaha Hadid Architects, or how to harness the power of the elements in New Tashkent
House of Digitization in Tulln on the Danube - an architectural chameleon in a media skin
House of Music Hungary: museum of the future. Empirical architecture melted with ecosystem
Australia in the heart of Washington, D.C., or the embassy as a cultural bridge between continents
The green lungs of Singapore: the Pan Pacific Orchard 2.0, or... the best skyscraper in the world!?
Climate manifesto against the scourge of plastic
Architecture and nature at Sorol Art Museum - Meier Partners inspired by Confucianism
Moulon group of schools: architectural grassroots work and the formation of good taste
Real Madrid in the soft embrace of steel, or the Santiago Bernabéu and the finish of the "remodeling of the decade"
Industrial Revolution 4.0: RAIM—pioneering artificial intelligence and robotics museum in Seoul
Don't crack! One River North's parametric modeling and organic architecture
Industrial lightness of being on the Spree riverfront—Cuvry Campus office complex in Berlin
Front to the water. Resuscitating the harbor screen in Le Havre with a transfusion from culture
Pelgulinn Middle School melted into the forest - Estonia's largest wooden educational facility
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"You have to realize one thing - 1.8 billion people will not have the opportunity to live in the places where they live in a while," an interview with Wojciech Januszczyk

Wojciech Januszczyk on fourth nature, moderation and eco-cheating.

Wojciech Januszczyk, 06 of December '24
Wojciech Januszczyk

Wojciech Januszczyk

Photo: Pawel Adamiec

It's time to change the canons of beauty in landscaping! Let the unsightly aesthetics - weeds and weeds - into the living rooms: into gardens, into city squares, into parking lots, into sidewalk cracks and onto roofs! Are we ready for such a revolution? Or do we no longer have a choice? How many types of ketchup do we need for happiness? Ola Kloc talks with Wojciech Januszczyk, founder of the Landscapes studio editing this issue of A&B, about the fourth nature, eco-cheats and moderation. [...]

It's time to change the canons of beauty in landscaping! Let the unsightly aesthetics - weeds and weeds - into the living rooms: into gardens, into city squares, into [...]

Healthy Planet School in Noida—a ‘cocoon’ for educating the resourceful citizen of the future

vir.mueller architects

Anastazja Dżupina, 06 of December '24
Healthy Planet School (Early Years), Noida, Indie

Healthy Planet School in Noida

Fot. Andre J. Fanthome, Suryan & Dang © vir.mueller architects

The Healthy Planet School project, by Vir.Mueller Architects, is a subtle departure from traditional educational facility design patterns. The school, located in a densely populated part of the Indian city of Noida, near the capital Delhi, was designed as a "cocoon" - a safe and bright space that encourages children to learn and play out of the box. [...]

The Healthy Planet School project, by Vir.Mueller Architects, is a subtle departure from traditional educational facility design patterns. The school, located in a [...]

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