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    More like a tomb than luxury apartments: the plans dividing Sydney’s elite

    smh.com.au RealEstate Australia

    Residents of Sydney's luxury Altair apartments are divided over a proposed redesign of their building, with concerns raised about the aesthetics and the architect's removal.

    Vaud: La vie des élites de jadis renaît à la Tour-de-Peilz | 24 heures

    24heures.ch History Switzerland

    The meticulous restoration of three historic rooms at the La Doges estate in La Tour-de-Peilz, Switzerland, reveals the daily life of the Vaudois elite two centuries ago.

    The architecture of war. Old and new life of bunkers - PRAGMATIKA.MEDIA - Ukraine, Kyiv

    pragmatika.media Architecture World

    This article explores the history, design, and repurposing of bunkers from World War II and the Cold War, highlighting their architectural significance and diverse post-war uses.

    Mansão de Orochi tem inspiração no game GTA, espaço para ‘festas íntimas’ e vista para o mar até do elevador

    oglobo.globo.com RealEstate Brazil

    Rapper Orochi's luxurious mansion in Rio de Janeiro's Joá neighborhood boasts stunning ocean views, a GTA-inspired design, and ample space for lavish parties.

    Valencia, la tierra que tiende puentes | Las Provincias

    lasprovincias.es Engineering Spain

    This article discusses the numerous bridges in Valencia, Spain, highlighting their historical significance, architectural beauty, and engineering feats, focusing on the work of various engineers and architects.

    How ‘The Brutalist’ Conjures Up a Grand Building That Doesn’t Exist - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Film World

    The New York Times article discusses the fictional Van Buren Institute, a central element in Brady Corbet's film 'The Brutalist,' exploring its design, construction (or lack thereof), and significance to the plot.

    Robert Downey Jr.’s Houses Have Always Been Whimsical and Unexpected | Architectural Digest

    architecturaldigest.com RealEstate United States

    Robert Downey Jr.'s unique and eclectic home collection, spanning from a modern Venice base to a Malibu estate with a Binishell clubhouse and a 1970s beach house, reflects his personality and commitment to sustainable living.

    Designing Disneyland | Architectural Digest

    architecturaldigest.com Architecture World

    This article details the design and conception of Disneyland, highlighting its origins in television, its use of forced perspective, and its incorporation of both nostalgic and futuristic elements.

    India’s Lost Party Mansions - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Architecture India

    The article describes the stunning, surprisingly large mansions of Chettinad in South India, contrasting their opulent architecture with the surrounding humble villages.

    Old Meets New | Architectural Digest

    architecturaldigest.com Architecture World

    Architect Tom Givone masterfully blends modern and historical elements in his designs, creating unique and personalized spaces that honor both the past and the present.

    After a Billionaire Designed a Dorm, an Architect Resigned in Protest - The New York Times

    nytimes.com Architecture USA

    An architect resigned from a University of California, Santa Barbara design review committee in protest over the approval of a new dorm designed by billionaire Charles T. Munger, citing concerns about its design and potential negative impact on students.

    Poniemieckie osiedle skrywa tajemnice. Wychodzą na jaw dopiero przy remoncie - Olsztyn

    onet.pl History Poland

    A Polish neighborhood in Olsztyn reveals its hidden history, intertwined with Nazi Germany's past and post-war resettlement, as renovations uncover swastikas beneath the plaster.

    Would building apartments with a single staircase make housing more affordable? | Vox

    vox.com Housing World

    A debate is raging in the US over whether allowing single-staircase apartment buildings could significantly reduce housing costs and increase availability, despite fire safety concerns.

    250 metros cuadrados y un estanque para recoger la lluvia: así es la villa romana de Girona | ICON Design | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com Architecture Spain

    A contemporary Roman villa in Girona, Spain, blends traditional Roman design elements with Californian mid-century modern aesthetics, creating a sustainable and harmonious home.

    Art Deco Architecture: Everything You Need to Know | Architectural Digest

    architecturaldigest.com Architecture World

    Art Deco architecture, flourishing in the 1920s and 30s, emerged from a blend of modernist styles and uniquely American interpretations, resulting in iconic skyscrapers and buildings that redefined city skylines.

    Modern ADU on steep L.A. hillside is a showstopper - Los Angeles Times

    latimes.com Architecture Los Angeles

    A Los Angeles couple built a striking accessory dwelling unit (ADU) on their steep hillside property, creating a multi-purpose space for family, friends, and clients.

    Dundee architect Jon Frullani's top 6 tips for extending your home

    thecourier.co.uk HomeImprovement Scotland

    Dundee architect Jon Frullani provides six key tips for successfully planning and executing a home extension, covering legal aspects, budgeting, design, professional hiring, daily life impact, and sustainability.

    35 years of ‘Nayakan’: Decoding architectural significance in the Mani Ratnam-Kamal Haasan classic - The Hindu

    thehindu.com Film India

    This article analyzes the architectural significance of the 1987 film 'Nayakan,' highlighting its set design, cinematography, and portrayal of Bombay.

    Can King Charles re-enchant Britain? - UnHerd

    unherd.com Politics Britain

    This article explores King Charles III's influence on architecture and urban planning, contrasting his vision for a more traditional and sustainable Britain with the current state of the nation.

    Edificios históricos de Valladolid: el chalé literario del Central Park vallisoletano | El Norte de Castilla

    elnortedecastilla.es History Spain

    This article details the history of a former sugar mill in Valladolid, Spain, focusing on the preserved buildings, including a French-style villa now housing a literary foundation.

    Un artista con dos almas | Cultura | EL PAÍS

    elpais.com Art Spain

    The article profiles Juan Navarro Baldeweg, a Spanish artist whose architectural and painting styles reflect his dual nature, shaped by his upbringing in northern and southern Spain.

    Well-known Yorkshire practice goes under

    architectsjournal.co.uk Business England

    The well-known Yorkshire architectural firm, Halliday Clark, has gone into liquidation after nearly 30 years in business, owing almost £275,000.

    LGBTQ champions: Chris Hartiss

    architectsjournal.co.uk Architecture World

    Chris Hartiss, an LGBTQ+ architect, shares their journey, experiences, and advocacy for inclusivity within the architectural profession.