No Time to Die: How a Market Hall Became a Model for Architecture That Adapts
Meet Hall. Östermalm Hall. A building designed to move, adapt and transform — proving that even temp orary architecture has a license to thrive.
Articles by
Kalina Prelikj
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La Crème de la Classe: 8 French Higher Education Institutions That Lead by Design
In France, couture isn’t limited to fashion, and academic prestige isn’t confined to the syllabus.
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15 Years of NYC’s High Line: A Closer Look at Its Impact on Urban Design
Two decades in the making and 15 years after its debut, let's trace the High Line’s transformation a nd its impact on urban design.
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Beyond Landmarks: What Makes Architecture Truly Meaningful?
Well-behaved buildings seldom make history. But perhaps they should.
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A Machine for Performing: The Perelman Arts Center Marks a New Era in Performance Architecture
A white box by day, a mystery box by night, NYC’s newest performance venue expands the possibilities of adaptable design. Literally.
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From Berlin to Brooklyn: A Tale of Two Adaptive Reuse Transformations
Tabula rasa is out and radical reuse is in.
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“The World Sees the Architect’s Work Through the Eyes of the Photographer.”
When it comes to photographing buildings, two heads are better than one — just ask renowned architec tural photographer Ema Peter.
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Local Wisdom, Global Impact: 3 Ways Architects Are Designing Contextually Relevant Spaces
See how architects are using local knowledge in a global context to design spaces that reflect both place and purpose.
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“Architecture Schools Need To Stop Glorifying Modernism. Change My Mind.”
Modernism was great — 100 years ago. So, why is academia still obsessed with it?
