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Architecture

Top of the class

From a school that's open to the elements to a curvaceous nursery, architecture can help to give children a head start in life. We visit educational institutions with designs that pass with flying colours.

  • Issue #167
  • 17 min read
Children playing inside a flowing curved timber tunnel structure.
Art

Back on solid ground

Art and music have been a driving force behind the cultural and literal recovery of the earthquake-struck Italian city that is reopening to the world.

  • Issue #167
  • 9 min read
Back on solid ground
Architecture

Design

The practice revitalising a Taiwanese waterfront, an impressive new concrete bridge in Aarau and creative takeaways from Mallorca.

  • Issue #167
  • 7 min read
Design
Architecture

Ahead of his time

From designing houses before he graduated to crafting elegant watches, the 90-year-old Pritzker Prize-winning architect has consistently pushed his practice forward.

  • Issue #167
  • 3 min read
Ahead of his time
Design

Station to station

The second half of this year is packed with must-see design events, architectural projects and exhibitions.

  • Issue #166
  • 4 min read
Station to station
Architecture

Second coming

A neglected workers’ housing project by Alvar Aalto is being lovingly revived by design-minded Finns.

  • Issue #166
  • 9 min read
White modernist building among pine trees on a green lawn.
Fashion

Open house

Fendi merges heritage and ambition from its Roman headquarters, honoring its roots while showcasing culture in a historic palazzo.

  • Issue #166
  • 11 min read
Open house
Architecture

Dream factories

It’s time to liberate movies from the small screen. We visit five newly opened or renovated cinemas that are bringing communities together and celebrating the wonder of film.

  • Issue #166
  • 11 min read
Dream factories
Architecture

Front and centre

Most city buildings reveal only one ornate façade, but Barcelona’s La Carbonería stands apart with four richly adorned façades, each featuring arching windows and striking balustrades that showcase its dramatic architectural flair.

  • Issue #165
  • 8 min read
Interior courtyard of La Carbonería building showing multiple levels of arched windows with red frames and white railings
Architecture

Standing tall

The Spanish city’s first residential high-rise signalled that Valencia was on the up. Six decades later, it remains a status symbol.

  • Issue #165
  • 11 min read
Torre Ripalda's distinctive curved brick facade with repeating horizontal bands photographed from below against blue sky

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