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Gerrit Dou, the Hermit, 1670, oil on oak panel, the National Gallery of Art, Washington
Playing hermit
Some notes on English landscape garden architecture
Heatherwick Studio, Little Island, 2021, New York © Timothy Schenck
Heatherwick Studio’s works of emotion
Soulful design and architecture
Drawing Room, Leighton House, captured by Dirk Lindner
An interview with Daniel Robbins
Leighton House
The museum is dedicated to adornment, jewellery and caftans which are essential components of Moroccan heritage
The first National Adornment Museum
Hosted in Rabat, Morocco
Madeleine Vionnet, Evening Dress, 1928/Madeleine Vionnet, Evening Dress, 1922/Gabrielle Chanel, Evening Dress, late 1920s, Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, Annex Gallery 1 © Alma Reyes
Total art in Modernism
Function and decoration in the early 1900s
The breathtaking view of one of the natural gardens in Qasayel Ma'an in Jordan
Qasayel Ma’an in Jordan
A unique architectural style
Professor Sabine Frommel co-curated the synagogue-church-mosque: connections, interactions, and transformation strategies comprehensive study
Interview with Professor Sabine Frommel
Architectural essence of the synagogue, church, and mosque
A vertical village, a new project in New Delhi, India
The rise of the village
Preserving the social fabric of village living on a high-rise mode
Contrast of wild and city life
Architecture in the retrofitting revolution
A highly innovative approach to environmentally conscious construction
Infusing architecture with nature- revolutionizing the use of space
The future of architectural cross-programming
Reinventing the way we use our buildings
Timo Sarpaneva. i-line Collection, 1956 © Design Museum Finland, Photo: Rauno Träskelin
Lee Ufan and Iittala
Japanese and Finnish timeless art and design
West Lighthouse, Aomori City © Alma Reyes
Blue forest in the north of Japan
Aomori’s colors of art, architecture and nature
A floating school in Bangladesh, designed by Mohammed Rezwan
Architecture for social change
Abrahamic house and the floating schools of Bangladesh
Barangaroo development: this marks the transformation of Sydney’s harbour docklands into a sprawling public, residential and commercial precinct. Image by Renzo Piano
Architecture and urbanisation: Barangaroo
One of the most ambitious and controversial urban renewal projects in Australian history
Classic five-bedroom family home, Wimbledon, with Art and Crafts Heritage by Katharine Pooley. Credit Ray Main
Traveling non-stop with Katharine Pooley
An interview with the acclaimed British interior designer
Success means something different to everyone
Architecture and success: paving the way
How to acquire the soft and hard skills to become a successful architect
Yokohama. Sankeien Garden, Rinshunkaku © Alma Reyes
Garden of Nirvana
Enchanting Sankeien Garden in Yokohama
Piazza dei Miracoli, Pisa. The miracle that is renewed at every glance
Interview with Monica Baldassarri
Discovering the Romanesque in the Lands of Pisa
Rome (Vatican), Saint Peter's Basilica
Some questions to Professor Steven Fine
The legends of the menorah at the Vatican
Architecture jobs: landing my first position was challenging but I did not lose hope
Architecture and career
From student to architect: breaking into the industry
BnA_WALL - Hyo-Bo, Yuji Kamiyama © Tomooki Kengaku
Artistic sojourn at BnA_WALL
A room with a different view
Rome, The Colosseum (Flavian Amphitheater), built by the Flavians
An interview with the eminent Jewish scholar Samuele Rocca
The Colosseum tells its Jewish story
Soho House Rome, Rooftop
Soho House Rome
A novel newcomer to the established hotel scene in the Eternal City
Hotel Marqués de Riscal in Spain, by architect Frank Gehry
Architecture and play
A playful approach to creating more enjoyable spaces
Arch of Titus, relief with the menorah
An interview with Professor Steven Fine
The digitally restored and colored menorah panel project of the Arch of Titus
Several studies in psychology show that our surroundings profoundly influence our decisions and our eventual outcomes
Architecture for environments
How the environments we create ultimately create us
MOA Museum of Art
Museum of beauty on a scenic hill
Experiencing the best architecture in Atami
It will be fascinating to observe how the architecture industry position themselves in the virtual world
Architecture in a metaverse: designing in the new dimension
With the emergence of virtual real estate, traditional architects are at a critical juncture
Higo Hosokawa Garden © Alma Reyes
The radiant beauty of Higo Hosokawa Garden
Capturing Japanese history in nature
Ulm Synagogue's interior. Photograph by Christian Richters
Ulm Synagogue, designed by Professor Susanne Gross
A source of light and security
Carlo Mollino (1905-1973)
Architecture and storytelling in Carlo Mollino
An Interview with Fulvio and Napoleone Ferrari
Green infrastructure successfully combines ecological and social values with other land-use values
Architecture and sustainability: post-pandemic
There’s no silver bullet for a Covid-19 recovery, but there may be a green one
Robert Adam, Syon House, Vestibule
An interview with Adriano Aymonino
Enlightened Eclecticism
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Events in Architecture & Design

Daniel Buren, Comme tombées du ciel, les couleurs in situ et en mouvement, gare de Liège-Guillemins, Liège (Belgium), October 15 2022 - October 15 2023. Details © DB-ADAGP Paris. Courtesy of Lisson Gallery
Daniel Buren. Comme tombées du ciel
15 Oct 2022 — 15 Oct 2023 at the Liège-Guillemins railway station in Liège, Belgium
Liège-Guillemins international station made by Calatrava. Decorations ‘Comme tombées du ciel’ and ‘Les couleurs in situ et en mouvement’ by Daniel Buren
Daniel Buren. Comme tombées du ciel
15 Oct 2022 — 15 Oct 2023 at the Liège-Guillemins railway station in Liège, Belgium
Decorative Arts. Courtesy of Snite Museum
Decorative Arts
Permanent event at the Snite Museum in Notre Dame, United States
Historical Building and Construction. Courtesy of GNM
Historical Building and Construction
Permanent event at the GNM in Nuremberg, Germany
Museum of Applied Arts and the Design Collection. Courtesy of GNM
Museum of Applied Arts and the Design Collection
Permanent event at the GNM in Nuremberg, Germany
Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Life and Art. Courtesy of The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art
Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Life and Art
Permanent event at The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, United States
Gold. Courtesy of MAP Cusco
Gold
Permanent event at the MAP Cusco in Cusco, Peru
Past Forward. Courtesy of Art Institute of Chicago
Past Forward
Permanent event at the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, United States
Mutations. Courtesy of Musée de l'Amérique francophone
Mutations
Permanent event at the Musée de l'Amérique francophone in Québec, Canada
Amphion. Courtesy of Sjöhistoriska museet
Amphion
Permanent event at the Sjöhistoriska museet in Stockholm, Sweden
Laboratory of Space. Courtesy of Muzeum Śląskie
Laboratory of Space
Permanent event at the Muzeum Śląskie in Katowice, Poland
Study. Courtesy of Puccini Museum
Study
Permanent event at the Puccini Museum in Lucca, Italy
The European ceramics from 16th to 20th century. Courtesy of MIC - Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche
The European ceramics from 16th to 20th century
Permanent event at the MIC - Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche in Faenza, Italy
Biographical museum. Courtesy of National Museum
Biographical museum
Permanent event at the National Museum in Krakow, Poland
Buncheong ware gallery. Courtesy of National Museum of Korea
Buncheong ware gallery
Permanent event at the National Museum of Korea in Seoul, South Korea
Historic Green Vault. Courtesy of The Royal Castle
Historic Green Vault
Permanent event at The Royal Castle in Dresden, Germany
Celadon Gallery. Courtesy of National Museum of Korea
Celadon Gallery
Permanent event at the National Museum of Korea in Seoul, South Korea
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