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.
Inspiration: Stories
In-depth case studies on amazing architecture and the building-products that helped make it a reality.
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A Brief Architectural History of the Domination of the Circle in “Ideal” Urban Plans
The power of the circle in urban planning lies not in its rigid geometry, but rather in its ability to unite rather than divide.
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The Groundwork of Great Design: Integrating Landscape into Architectural Narratives
Landscape architecture harmonizes built spaces with nature, transforming structures into engaging, s tory-filled places.
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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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Cities on the Go: Could Mobile Architecture Decentralize Urban Futures?
Though primarily tested on a small scale, mobile architecture holds the potential to free us from th e limits of static urbanization.
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Living in a Post-Iconic World: Architecture in the Age of Localized Design
Smaller cities once relied on starchitects for regeneration; today, global names are joining local e xperts to craft contextual solutions.
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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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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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Hot Spots, Cool Designs: Sanjay Puri Architects Usher In a New Era of Climate-Responsive Architecture
Across typologies, the Indian firm's designs ingeniously respond to briefs for areas that regularly exceed 40 degrees.
