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CF Møller Turns a Former Psychiatric Hospital in Denmark into the Mind Museum
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CF Møller Turns a Former Psychiatric Hospital in Denmark into the Mind Museum

In Middelfart on Funen, CF Møller has turned an 1888 psychiatric hospital building into the Mind Museum while keeping its original character and...

Design Museum Gent Reopens with a Carmody Groarke Extension Built from Waste-Based Bricks
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Design Museum Gent Reopens with a Carmody Groarke Extension Built from Waste-Based Bricks

Design Museum Gent reopens on 3 October 2026 with a 2,200 sqm timber-framed wing by Carmody Groarke, Atama and Re-st, clad in waste-based...

A Record El Niño Threatens More Than 10,000 Adobe Heritage Sites on Peru’s Coast
Architecture NewsHistory & Heritage

A Record El Niño Threatens More Than 10,000 Adobe Heritage Sites on Peru’s Coast

With a possibly record-breaking El Niño under way, Peru's coastal adobe heritage faces heavy rain and floods, and experts warn that preparation came...

Es Devlin: Other Worlds Opens at London’s Design Museum with a 2,000-Book Kinetic Library
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Es Devlin: Other Worlds Opens at London’s Design Museum with a 2,000-Book Kinetic Library

Es Devlin: Other Worlds, the multidisciplinary artist and designer's first European retrospective, runs at London's Design Museum from 2 October 2026 to 4...

Aspendos Excavation Uncovers 6,000-Year-Old Settlement Traces Near Antalya
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Aspendos Excavation Uncovers 6,000-Year-Old Settlement Traces Near Antalya

Digs beneath Aspendos shop floors turned up Chalcolithic pottery and tools, pushing the site's known history back roughly 6,000 years.

Vitra Museum Stages First Major Geoffrey Bawa Retrospective in Decades
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Vitra Museum Stages First Major Geoffrey Bawa Retrospective in Decades

Vitra Design Museum opens the first major Geoffrey Bawa retrospective in 20 years, ahead of a 2027 run at M+ Hong Kong.

Neom Stadium, the Elevated 2034 World Cup Venue, Reportedly Shelved by Saudi Arabia
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Neom Stadium, the Elevated 2034 World Cup Venue, Reportedly Shelved by Saudi Arabia

Two sources told Reuters that Saudi Arabia has put the 46,000 seat Neom Stadium on hold indefinitely. Officials have not confirmed it, and...

Groupwork Completes 10-Storey Loadbearing Granite Flats in London
Architecture NewsBuilding Materials

Groupwork Completes 10-Storey Loadbearing Granite Flats in London

Groupwork's Petra Heights on Finchley Road is a 10-storey block of 22 flats whose structure is carried entirely by loadbearing Norwegian granite.