Stockholm Wood City: Masterplanning The World’s Largest Timber Construction Project
Spanning 60 acres and counting thousands of buildings, the vast new development is set to transform Sweden's capital.
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Martin Guttridge-Hewitt
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Sustainable Practice: When Will Recycled Timber Have Its Moment
Recycled timber is impressively sustainable, but expense, access and aesthetics remain barriers to w idespread use. Change is needed.
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Liquid City: A Radical New Masterplan in Rotterdam Embraces the River for Resilience
Home to some of the most advanced flood defenses on the planet, the Dutch metropolis is once again r ethinking its relationship with water.
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Sustainable Practice: Kunlé Adeyemi on Makoko Floating Systems and Building Water Cities
Affordable housing, adaptive and resilient architecture, Kunlé Adeyemi's evolving blueprint for buil ding design continues making waves.
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Sustainable Practice: A Case for Small-Scale Public Realm Interventions for Greener Cities
In Mumbai, the area beneath a major flyover and a busy street has been transformed into high-quality open space.
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Sustainable Practice: 7 Examples of Radically Resilient and Adaptable Architecture
These adaptive designs are envisioning new ways to withstand the catastrophically changing climate b y working with the natural world.
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Sustainable Practice: An Inside Look at the Zero Waste Design for The Greenhouse Theatre
A striking, if understated, approach to experimental venue design, this traveling theater is hand-bu ilt from recycled and reused materials.
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Brighter Futures: 7 Purpose-Filled Projects for Justice and Equality
From small schools to vast Central American lakes, these projects show architecture truly has the po tential to improve the world.
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High-Tech, High Pace: This Groundbreaking Humanitarian Build Reimagines Reconstruction in Crisis Zones
With children missing months of education, are 3D-printed schools in Ukraine a model for infrastruct ure that can be rapidly deployed in crises?
