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Aga Khan Award for Architecture Announced 19 Shortlisted Projects for 2025 Cycle
The Aga Khan Award for Architecture (AKAA) has announced 19 shortlisted projects for 2025. These 19 valuable works, selected from 369 projects, will...
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The Future Kitchen Design Award: Limited Time to Join!
There is limited time left for those who want to push the boundaries of modern kitchen design with The Future Kitchen Design Awards!
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CTBUH 2025: From the Ground Up | Tall Buildings and City-Making
In order to prevent the high-rise buildings and skyscrapers in cities like those referred to as metropolises, from causing a climate crisis while...
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NeoCon 2025: Trends, Talks, and What Not to Miss
NeoCon 2025 stands as one of the most influential gatherings for the commercial design industry, bringing together visionaries, architects, designers, and manufacturers under...
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A Statement of Craft and Care: The Rolex Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Biennale
At the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, Rolex presents a pavilion that speaks softly but meaningfully about sustainability, craftsmanship, and thoughtful design. Created by...
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Buildner Unbuilt Award 2025: Showcasing Visionary Architectural Concepts
Architectural competitions are quite significant showcase areas for both architecture professionals and students. Joining comprehensive and prestigious competitions could be a turning point...
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Antoni Gaudi is God’s Architect: Vatican Puts Gaudí on the Path to Sainthood
Pope Francis placed Gaudí on the path to sainthood just before his death on April 21, 2025. He signed a decree recognizing Gaudí’s...
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The Belgian Pavilion: A Plant-Based Architectural Experience Space at the Venice Biennale
Plants cannot move on the ground, so they need to be able to manipulate the environment around them -Bas Smets The 19th Biennale...
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