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Venice Architecture Biennale’s new crop of national pavilions for 2018
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To market, to market: the Irish Pavilion pitches up in Venice
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V&A pavilion at Venice Architecture Biennale to explore the legacy of Robin Hood Gardens
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Richard Woods casts a cartoon house into a skip in east London
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Vicenza show salutes David Chipperfield Architects’ four studios
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Vancouver exhibition celebrates mid-century architecture photographer Selwyn Pullan
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Meet the winners of the 2018 RIBA London Awards
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RIBA celebrates the winners of the 2018 International Excellence Awards
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Caruso St John and Marcus Taylor discuss the British Pavilion at 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale
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Meet Forensic Architecture, the architectural nominees of the 2018 Turner Prize shortlist
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RIBA’s Regent Street Windows 2018 winner is revealed
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Jørn Utzon’s travel diaries and photography reveal the conceptual thinking behind his work
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Need-to-know technology news from Salone del Mobile 2018
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Rafael de Cárdenas designs a surreal pop-up maze and a prime selfie canvas in New York City
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Wes Anderson’s set design for the Isle of Dogs goes on show in London
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Columbia GSAPP show explores Arakawa and Madeline Gins’ architectural study into living forever
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Junya Ishigami’s architecture aims high and digs deep at Fondation Cartier in Paris
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The search for the designer of the Dubai Expo 2020 UK Pavilion begins
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Shanghai sprawling: the Chinese mega-city’s best architecture and design
Modern Shanghai is the epitome of China’s intense economic development. The continual construction here, fuelled by big government investment, is astonishing, and large international architecture firms (OMA, Tadao Ando, Heatherwick Studio) are vying for their piece of the pie. A burgeoning art scene, a flighty dining and nightlife scene where bars and restaurants open, close or morph into a totally different entity from one month to the next and clued-up hipsters hop from supper to gallery to party to late-night karaoke session. Here we explore Shanghai through its architecture and design. It’s a ride you really shouldn’t miss.
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Palm Springs pays homage to architect Herbert W Burns
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The art of reinvention: how cities and architects unite to combat climate change
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Jenny Sabin and Constructo team up for immersive installation in Chile
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The ICA delves into the unique approach of Forensic Architecture
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Modernism to mysticism: Balkrishna Doshi’s works of architecture
Pritzker Prize winning architect Balkrishna Doshi has a career that spans 60 years, so a little evolution is to be expected. But tracing its arc, having begun his career a fervent modernist – trained at Le Corbusier’s atelier in Paris – halfway through his life it seems Doshi abruptly traded the rational for the fairy tale, the international for the local, and became, in effect, a completely different architect. Here we show his architectural and artistic development from modernism to mysticism.
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Balkrishna Doshi announced as the Pritzker Prize winner for 2018
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Photographer Bas Princen explores the relationship between image and architecture
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The future of architecture lies in engineered wood at Roca London Gallery
