Articles by Paul Keskeys

The monument was intended to stand for just 20 years, and not only that — its very existence was und er threat from the moment it was conceived.

WAI’s “Project 1984” reminds us to be more critical than ever before about how our profession impact s on the social and political landscape.

The project constitutes another significant step on penda’s whirlwind path to international prominen ce.

Now is the time to enter the 5th Annual A+Awards — the world’s largest awards program for arch itecture and products. The final entry deadline is Friday, January 27! Architects appreciate the importance of embracing all things innovative, from emerging technologies like 3D printing and virtual reality to cutting-edge building products that help provide better-quality housing…

"Creation is fighting … you have to go forward, always one step ahead."

The standout characteristic of Koolhaas’ first major public project in the United Kingdom is its ext raordinary scale.

In the world of computing innovation, there were some pretty outrageous unveilings in 2016, with Sam sung’s rollable display and Microsoft’s vast touchscreen Surface Studio among the highlights. Slotting in at the more experimental end of the spectrum comes Razer’s Project Valerie, a laptop that boasts not one but three 17-inch 4K screens. Revealed at CES…

Architizer sat down with the principal of Zaha Hadid Architects to discuss his constant desire to pu sh limits

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