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Take a look inside this new, spectacular propeller-shaped house
9 April 2019Designed by SPF:architects, this awe-inspiring new property floats above the LA Basin with a shimmering glass façade.
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Pritzker Prize-winning Shigeru Ban designs luxury retreat, Shishi-Iwa House
5 April 2019Known for his innovative work with paper, Japanese architect Shigeru Ban has designed a new boutique luxury hotel, Shishi-Iwa House.
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Chucs celebrates its first anniversary at Zaha Hadid’s Serpentine Sackler Gallery
2 April 2019In April 2019, Chucs Serpentine celebrates its first anniversary at Zaha Hadid’s iconic Serpentine Sackler Gallery – we find out why this space is the perfect backdrop for a restaurant.
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Curved, cantilevered concrete: Thomas P Murphy Design Studio by Arquitectonica
29 March 2019Arquitectonica’s studio for the University of Miami architecture faculty is both dramatic and minimal, gestural and functional
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The Blueprint curated diary: Owen Hopkins
28 March 2019Sir John Soane’s Museum senior curator Owen Hopkins selects this spring’s best shows and events
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West Kowloon Station is a vibrant new arrival in Hong Kong
26 March 2019Herbert Wright visits Hong Kong's breathtaking new railway station, perched on the top of a hill: West Kowloon Station.
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Welcome to M9, Italy’s first all-digital history museum
25 March 2019The unglamorous dormitory town of Mestre, which houses most of Venice’s workers, has just launched Italy’s first all-digital history museum: the M9 Museum of the 20th Century, designed by Sauerbruch Hutton
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Living in a palace: Palacete Barão de Santos by Barbas Lopes Arquitectos
8 March 2019The conversion of a dilapidated nineteenth-century Lisbon palace into luxury apartments demonstrates that resuscitating past elegance needn’t clash with contemporary city living
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From 90s business park to new co-working campus: Republic by Studio RHE
6 March 2019Studio RHE is busy turning an unlovely complex of Nineties offices in east London into a modern, open and social co-working campus
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Challenging traditional teaching: when architecture went on air
6 March 2019Herbert Wright visits The University Is Now on Air, an exhibition that explores the Open University’s groundbreaking architecture course… which was broadcast on television.