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Pritzker Prize Goes to Arata Isozaki, Designer for a Postwar World

March 8, 2019

The New York Times - NAHA, Japan — He has been called the “emperor of Japanese architecture” by his peers and “visionary” by critics. Now, the internationally renowned architect Arata Isozaki can add yet anoth...

Desert X Is Bringing Contemporary Art Back to the Coachella Valley Next Month

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January 12, 2019

Architecture, Art and Culture, Trending

LA MAG - The California desert has long been a source of inspiration for artists seeking to create large-scale works that exist outside the typical gallery space. Desert X celebrates that tradit...

Discovery of Jewish Mosaics in Israel Bring Color to Biblical Accounts

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July 24, 2018

Architecture, Art and Culture, Art History

Hyperallergic - At the ancient site of Huqoq, near the Sea of Galilee in modern Israel, a number of stunning mosaics depicting biblical, astrological, and historical narratives have been uncovered in a Jewish ...

Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a 4,000-year-old pottery studio

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July 24, 2018

Architecture, Art and Culture, Trending

Artsy - It’s been a busy month for Egypt’s Ministry of Antiquities, from speculation about the contents of a mysterious black granite sarcophagus—three skeletons and some “mummy juice,” it turned out—to the dis...

Taizhou Contemporary Art Museum nears completion in China

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June 1, 2018

Architecture, Theme Features, Trending

Design Boom - Shanghai-based firm atelier deshaus has completed the structural renovation of a concrete industrial building in china’s zhejiang province. once the interiors are also complete, the ‘taizhou conte...

How can architects design facades for the age of climate change?

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April 10, 2018

Architecture, Art and Technology

The Architects Newspaper - Taking environmental stresses into account when designing a building is typical, but rising tides, heat waves, extreme winds and other climate change-driven conditions present new cha...

Is Architecture Still Considered an Art?

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April 10, 2018

Architecture, Art and Culture

Architectural Digest - As the architecture profession becomes increasingly dominated by programs that create buildings by algorithms, and as architectural schools shut down drawing studios, I begin to wonder if...

Performa brings Francois Dallegret’s iconic “Environment-Bubble” to life

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November 9, 2017

Architecture, Art and Technology

Archpaper - In 1965, architect François Dallegret was commissioned by Art In America to write an article “A Home is Not a House,” with his new acquaintance, English architectural historian Reyner Banham. - rea...

Bombastic, brand-name architecture is transforming the L.A. Arts District

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March 15, 2017

Architecture, Art and Society

The Architects Newspaper - Los Angeles’s Arts District neighborhood is seeing a rapid influx of large-scale, developer-driven mixed-use projects, which are poised to upend the enclave’s status as an affordable,...

These Cool New ‘Vertical Forest’ Skyscrapers Are Designed To Help Fight Smog

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February 21, 2017

Architecture, Art and Culture

The Huffington Post - Buildings don’t have to just be buildings anymore. Sometimes, they can double as forests. That’s the radical idea behind architect Stefano Boeri’s upcoming vertical forest sky...