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Where is Amanda Levete’s 2015 MPavilion?

Since 2014, MPavilion has been Australia’s answer to the Serpentine Pavilion. Every year, an excellent architect is chosen to design

One of the highlights of Singapore’s Marina Bay skyline is the Helix Bridge, colloquially known as the DNA bridge due

One of the highlights of Moshe Safdie‘s landmark Marina Bay Sands complex is the iconic ArtScience Museum. The dynamic petalled

Suvarnabhumi Airport was one of my first introductions to modern airport design. The new Bangkok airport terminal was completed in

After a secretive and highly anticipated construction process and an opening delayed by pandemic restrictions, I finally had a chance

Since the time of the Roman Pantheon (43.4 meter diameter), domed structures have captivated the imagination. Since 2013, Singapore’s National

Another cool pavilion by designers from the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) has popped up at the Gardens

Toyo Ito has completed yet another building at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University. His latest structure is a sports hall for

Marrakesh Airport (RAK) is a stunning arrival and/or departure point to the chaotic city. Designed by E2A Architects, the building

This weekend, I went to check out The Future of Us, an interesting pseudo-architectural exhibition which features a utopian vision

I have been a fan of the firm Reiser + Umemoto since reading their book, Atlas of Novel Tectonics while

A couple years back while visiting Greece, I took a trip out to visit the site of the 2004 Athens

To discuss the stylistic influences on an architect would be a nearly endless task: drawing upon everything from an architect’s

Norman Foster & Buro Happold enclosed these two courtyards with glass: The Great Court at the British Museum in London UK