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V&A open new Members' Room
26 September 2017The Victoria and Albert Museum opened its new Members’ Room on Monday.
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New Radission Blu Hotel creates interesting addition to Frankfurt's skyline
25 September 2017The Radisson Blu Hotel, Frankfurt has been completed and the result is the first round, all glass hotel in Europe.
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Winners of Blueprint iGuzzini Photography Awards announced
22 September 2017The two overall winners of the inaugural Blueprint iGuzzini Architectural Photography Awards have today been announced.
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An interview with Alan Dempsey founding director of Nex
20 September 2017Alan Dempsey is the founding director of innovative architecture practice Nex.
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The designer 'dragging' architecture: meet Adam Nathaniel Furman
20 September 2017London-based designer Adam Nathaniel Furman indulges in colour, pattern and multiple historical styles — from his interiors to his installations — and argues for greater plurality in the world of architecture
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World's first sand hostel opens on Australia's Gold Coast
19 September 2017At some point in our lives, we have all built a sandcastle at the seaside. But, have you ever thought what it would be like to actually live in one?
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An oasis of calm in the City: Angel Court by Fletcher Priest
7 September 2017A series of garden terraces provide a unique viewpoint from which to view the City of London at the new 27-storey tower designed by Fletcher Priest. The project has also increased local public realm by a third
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Warsaw rising: Zlota 44 by Studio Libeskind
4 September 2017A new luxury residential tower has become a dramatic addition to the skyline of Warsaw, but for both architect Daniel Libeskind and interior designer Woods Bagot, Poland’s past lies beneath the surface of its design
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Shortlist for Clandon Park restoration revealed
4 September 2017In 2015, a devastating fire caused permanent damage to the 18th-century palladian house, Clandon Park in Surrey.
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Berlin harmonic: Frank Gehry's Pierre Boulez Saal
31 August 2017The world is used to seeing Frank Gehry’s architectural originality in his wrapping of buildings, but all this has changed for the Pierre Boulez Saal, the auditorium of the Barenboim-Said Music Academy in Berlin. Restricted by a not-to-be-altered classical shell, Gehry has instead taken his wrapping inside
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