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Archive »Architecture
Place for ProtestParis’s historic center for dissent, Place de la République, gets an expansion and an update. | |
Paper-Thin WallsAECOM specially engineers fiberglass to achieve Smiljan Radić’s vision for the Serpentine Pavilion. | |
The Rockwell WayThe seven ways Rockwell Group finds creative success. | |
"Doom"-Inspired Software Revolutionizes Modular ConstructionThe classic nineties video game was the starting point for DIRTT's ICE software. | |
Reviving a Paris Hot SpotThe design of the Molitor hotel pays homage to its rich legacy, after being an Art Deco icon, then a graffiti destination. | |
Rem’s Kit of PartsKoolhaas’s 15-volume look into architectural elements is exhaustive and exhausting, mad and maddening. | |
Whose Modernity?Rem Koolhaas's provocation for the architecture biennale helps expose critical non-Eurocentric histories. | |
Both House and Home: Why Architecture Is More Than Just ElementsTwo installations at the National Building Museum offer an interesting counterpoint to Rem Koolhaas's "Elements" ethos. |
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