Wooden World: How Helsinki Became a Leader in Architecture’s Timber Revolution
In Finland, wood is an abundant, renewable resource, and the political landscape is equally fecund w hen it comes to timber construction.
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Sam Frew
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Cubist Prague: The Geometric Architectural History of Eastern Europe
Discover the lesser-known side of the "City of a Hundred Spires."
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Tomorrow’s Home, Today: 14 Award-Winning Innovations for the House of the Future
These future-forward products are here to make any home smarter, greener and more intuitive.
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Designing for Airbnb: Crafting Spaces That Adapt and Endure
Creating a home for an individual is one thing, but catering to a wide range of needs makes designin g short-term rentals more complex.
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The World’s Best Office: 16 Products for the Workspace of Tomorrow
Adaptive, intuitive and innovative products to take office design to the next level.
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The Nubian Vault: Applying Old Construction Techniques to Modern Building Problems
Learn how the ancient technique is marking a comeback.
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Ambient Architecture: Designing for Tranquility in a Over Stimulated World
Battling sensory bombardment is a fight architects are winning by repositioning design's stance on t he frontlines.
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Nostalgia Now: Analogue Aesthetics Make a Major Comeback in Modern Interiors
Sometimes, to make progress, we first need to rewind.
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The Spaces Between: Exploring the Psychology of Transitional Spaces
Forgotten spaces are the backdrop of myriad journeys; corridors, staircases and passageways offer am ple opportunity for architects to play and explore.
