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Liceu Mar Shortlists 5 Global Teams for Barcelona Waterfront Cultural Hub
Barcelona has taken a major step in reshaping its waterfront with the announcement of five…
China Unveils the World’s Longest Outdoor Escalator, Revolutionizing Urban Transit
In modern cities, where horizontal space is no longer the ultimate limitation, architecture is beginning…
UNS Wins Turin Metro Line 2 Competition with a Public Space-Led Urban Vision
UNS’s vision for Turin’s Metro Line 2 reimagines transport infrastructure as a defining urban landmark…
Zaha Hadid Foundation to Host 2-Day London Symposium Honoring Her Legacy
Zaha Hadid is widely considered one of the most influential architects of recent decades, known…
Art Paris 2026 Returns with Exhibition at Grand Palais
Paris is preparing for a significant moment in its cultural calendar as Art Paris 2026…
The New Imam al-Bukhari Complex Marks Uzbekistan’s Cultural Legacy
The village of Khartang was once a quiet resting place, but today it stands as…
NEOM Cancels Multiple Major Contracts Across Trojena and The Line Projects
Saudi Arabia’s megacity project, NEOM, has cancelled a series of major construction contracts across its…
Architecture MasterPrize 2026 Opens Global Call for Entries — Submit Your Work Now
The Architecture MasterPrize (AMP), founded in 2016 by the Farmani Group, has officially opened its…
BIG to Design “Shakira Stadium” at Macondo Park in Madrid
In a major announcement that incorporates music, architecture, and urban culture, global pop icon Shakira…
Ole Scheeren Designs Róng Museum with Floating Forms
Shenzhen's Nanshan District, known for its strong association with technology and innovation, is developing the…
Kéré Architecture Shapes Ineza Healthcare Center to Echo Burundi’s Natural Hills
The Ineza Healthcare Center by Kéré Architecture unfolds across Burundi’s rolling hills, where a series…
OMA’s New Museum Expansion in New York Balances Contrast with Continuity
OMA’s New Museum in New York brings contrast and connection into a cohesive whole, as…